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(5 Ratings)
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Members say
Great acting, Delightful, Clever, Ambitious, Entertaining

About the Show

14 distinct and diverse characters are brought to life in The New Victory's one-woman show exploring the American immigrant experience. Based on the book by Newbery Medal-winning author Paul Fleischman.

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Show-Score Member Reviews (5)

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186 Reviews | 36 Followers
96
Delightful, Entertaining, Great acting, Great writing, Refreshing

See it if you enjoy one-person shows with superb acting and storytelling and a feel good message about community, family and the importance of nature!

Don't see it if if you don't enjoy one-person shows or child-friendly theatre

304 Reviews | 38 Followers
92
Masterful, Intelligent, Great acting, Clever, Absorbing

See it if It is a compelling story, beautifully told. Sonja moves effortlessly through the 22 characters.

Don't see it if I can't think of a reason unless you are looking for a glitzy mindless evening.

252 Reviews | 61 Followers
90
Clever, Delightful, Enchanting, Great acting, Intelligent

See it if You want to see a marvelous actress take on numerous roles convincingly and impart a great message, to see a family friendly.

Don't see it if You don't like one person show, don't want to be around a lot of kids, expect music and glitz. Read more

485 Reviews | 92 Followers
79
Absorbing, Ambitious, Clever, Delightful, Enchanting

See it if enjoy seeing one actor creating an entire world on a completely blank stage forcing you to use your imagination successfully.

Don't see it if you cannot appreciate the artistry that it takes to create this beautifully brilliant one person play. Read more

180 Reviews | 33 Followers
78
Clever, Delightful, Entertaining, Great acting, Ambitious

See it if you want a lovely show where a garden brings a diverse group together.

Don't see it if you dislike one woman shows.

Critic Reviews (1)

The New York Times
May 7th, 2018

“All come to vivid life in the person of Sonja Parks. Instantly changing ages, accents and ethnicities, this actress illuminates a nearly empty stage, embellished only by video projections and a soundscape...You can’t help wondering why this moving adaptation eliminates the novel’s most anguished character, Maricela, a pregnant 16-year-old...This omission does not undermine the impact of the production or of Ms. Parks, whose tour de force embodies the small miracle of Gibb Street.”
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