New York City
The Olivier Award-nominated show will have its US premiere at Greenwich House Theater this summer.
Olivier Award nominee Liz Kingsman will make her New York stage debut this summer with the US premiere of her acclaimed solo play, One Woman Show. Directed by Adam Brace, performances will run at Greenwich House Theater June 14-August 11, with an official opening set for June 20.
One Woman Show comes to New York following an extended run at Ambassadors Theatre in London’s West End. The play earned a 2023 Olivier Award nomination for Best Entertainment or Comedy Play, as well as an Edinburgh Comedy Award nomination. Press materials describe it as “so unflinching, you’ll be begging for a flinch.”
The creative team for the US premiere will include scenic designer Chloe Lamford, lighting designer Daniel Carter-Brennan, sound designer Max Perryment, and choreographer Joshua Lay. Wagner Johnson Productions serves as general manager.
“I am thrilled to bring this show to New York, the spiritual home of one-woman shows,” said Kingsman in a statement. “Perhaps, in some sense, the piece has always existed there. And perhaps, in a very real sense, it hasn’t. I’m not interested in that distinction. I’m interested in storytelling. And I’m interested in spending the summer in New York City.”