Solo Shows (NY Reviews) (18)
Shows on Broadway and beyond that showcase the talent of a single performer.
Let Show-Score's community of avid theatre fans tell you the best New York theatre shows that have only one performer! Read Theatre reviews from our members and their picks for the best solo theatre shows running in and around New York right now!
Patrick Page explores Shakespeare's villains, revealing human nature's complexity.
Rachel Bloom's comedy explores the push and pull between facing death and the pandemic and not.
Gavin Creel's debut musical, inspired by The Met, offers a fresh art-meets-music experience.
Iconic star of stage and screen Judy Garland comes alive when tribute artist Peter Mac steps into her ruby…
Milo Cramer's solo musical explores New York City students' struggles and aspirations.
Daniel Cainer's solo collection of unique stories-in-song based on his real-life experiences.
The only living non-Japanese Master of the art of comic storytelling, brings Rakugo to New York.
Alexandra Tatarsky's complex solo performance whimsically explores identity and madness.
A Latine man explores cultural expectations, mental health, and eating disorders.
A campy, gothic coming-of-age story about identity-consumption and the fear of not knowing yourself.
This new solo show explores personal transformation within a dehumanizing prison system.
Beverly Johnson's journey from Vogue's first Black cover to #MeToo advocate.
Guy Masterson's riveting solo rendition of Dickens' holiday classic.
Sean Daniels' gripping cocktail of comedy and raw truth, exploring addiction and recovery.
The Olivier-nominated solo show celebrating family, Queer identity, and pop culture, hits Broadway.
Tony-award winner Bill Irwin's one-man show exploring his relationship with the work of Samuel Beckett.
Award-winning actor Laurence Fishburne's intimate exploration of tales from his career.
Heather-Rose Andrews stars in a reimagined Jekyll & Hyde tale exploring identity and temptation.