KIMBERLY PRENTICE PULLS BACK THE CURTAIN ON BROADWAY’S HIDDEN WORLD IN SOLO SHOW UNSEEN

UNSEEN

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Inspired by her 25-year career as a Broadway dresser, Kimberly Prentice’s solo show UNSEEN offers an “all-access” look behind the curtain, exploring themes of invisibility, hierarchy, and transformation.

The show follows Pam, a veteran “star” dresser clad all in black, navigating rapid costume changes, backstage tensions, and quirky actor demands. In a dynamic, fast-paced performance, Prentice portrays over 30 characters using quick changes, comedy, and audience interaction.

Unseen is both a behind-the-scenes comedy and a powerful story of finding one’s voice—shining a spotlight on the unseen heroes who keep Broadway running.

Winner “Best One Woman Show” United Solo Festival
“Funny, yet also thought-provoking and inspiring” – The Indiependent
“Done with such grace” – Theatre Weekly,
“Her polished, precision-timed show and plucky, unstarry demeanour gets the crowd quickly onside” – Fest

Written, performed, and produced by Kimberly Prentice
Directed by Misti B Wills
Choreographed by Laurena Barros
Sound Design by Josh Liebert

Listings information:
Bad Ladder (Main Space)
1514 N Gardner St, Los Angeles, CA 90046
6/9 @ 7:00pm (Preview)
6/13 @ 8:30pm (Opening)
6/15 @ 7:00pm
6/19 @ 10:00pm
6/23 @ 7:00pm
Tickets $15 – $20 @ https://www.hollywoodfringe.org/projects/11914

Website: https://unseentheplay.com
Show images: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13AjKjviDVSUYBD0Woft7aRRN8vtOyFo7?usp=drive_link
For more information and interview availability please contact Kimberly Prentice [email protected].

Kimberly Prentice, native Angeleno and UCLA graduate, is a writer, producer, and performer who currently resides in New York City. She has also been a dresser on Broadway for over 25 years and most recently a costumer for film and television. Performing credits include “Unseen” (Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024, United Solo Festival NYC, The Barrow Group NYC), “Afterlight” (Cherry Lane Theater), “Under the Overalls: Stories of a Dresser Unravelled” (PIT & Estrogenius Festival), “Big Girl, Little World” (NY International Fringe Festival), “A Chorus Line” (Downtown Cabaret and La Mirada Theatre), “West Side Story” (Merry Go Round Theater), “Brigadoon” (Fireside Theater and Glendale Center Theatre), “The New Yorkers” (Musical Theater West), and “Oklahoma” (CLO of the South Bay Cities).