Yelba Zoe McCourt (she her)

Between Two Worlds is a deeply personal and surprisingly universal exploration of what it means to exist between identities. Through the lens of a performing artist navigating the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community, TL Forsberg reveals a kind of isolation many audience members will recognize, even if they’ve never experienced hearing loss themselves: the ache of feeling unseen, misunderstood, or “not enough” within the very group where you expect to belong. The show is educational without ever f... full review

Yelyna shines in this funny, fearless, and surprisingly timely story of a Latina actress who keeps getting cast as gang members and criminals—until one day life decides to get a little too method. Written by Josefina Lopez, the play follows an actress whose professional expertise in looking “suspicious” eventually results in her being mistaken for the very stereotype Hollywood keeps paying her to portray. When reality imitates art, she finds herself in court-mandated anger management. Because ... full review

What a hilarious premise: go through an Ayahuasca ceremony so that you can get through your father of the bride speech at your daughter’s wedding ceremony! Larry’s story while filled with humor reaches some very heartfelt and moving moments. I especially loved his spiritual awakening and light bulb movement that the 108 versions of woman are really one and that one woman can have all these aspects! In his spiritual journey he is able to see his daughter as empowered, mature and capable and ready ... full review

Shelley Cooper’s production of is a testament to the transformative power of theater, transporting audiences to the show’s opening night of the “Three Penny Opera.”As composer, songwriter, author, and solo actor Shelley delivers a captivating performance, embodying the resilient spirit of Lotte, who inspires us with her unwavering dedication to her craft. Shelley has the talent to choose such interesting topics. She also tackles the sensitive topic of sexual abuse with unflinching honesty, render... full review

Kerri’s comedic genius is truly uplifting here. Her hilarious one-liners will catch you off guard and leave you giggling uncontrollably in the most random places and at the most unexpected things, filling you with joy! The show’s premise is pure inspiration: a newly divorced woman gets white-girl-wasted at her niece’s wedding, blacks out, and suddenly she’s confronting all the feelings she’s been suppressing, leading to a journey of self-discovery. It’s ridiculously relatable – who hasn’t suppres... full review

Excellent acting and writing! Rahvaunia's portrays several characters that have contracted HIV, but are not the conventional stereotype. One is a woman who is "saving herself for marriage", another is a young college co-ed, and yet another is a social media influencer. Throughout the show Rahvaunia's narrator, a healer, weaves these stories together and we learn that HIV is now more prevalent in our older population, as well as in the our black older community. She makes some very important point... full review

This musical journey through Harold's life will have you singing along, smiling and even tearing up at the more poignant aspects of his story. This is an at times interactive show with improvised songs! It is an uplifting show that reminds us of the intrinsic value of sharing our gifts.... full review