Clara brought "Manifesting Mrs. Marx" a visually startling, angry, and often funny response to the historical depiction of Karl Marx's wife Jenny Marx to the 2016 SaraSolo Festival garnering a "Best Performance Art" Award. Since then it has been lauded at festivals such as the Edinburgh Fringe and venues in Europe and the U.S. The art piece has continued to evolve and grow as has the artist, and this exploration with The Solo is another step.

Dennis has not only appeared twice at the SaraSolo Festival in Typhoon of Tenderness (2019 Outstanding Drama Award) and in Box of Squirrels in 2021, but was a participant in "The Bridge" as an elder in SaraSolo's virtual intergenerational education program. A master storyteller and monologist, Dennis has performed his original works at the United Solo Festival, the Prague Fringe Festival, the Burlington Fringe Festival, and the Grange Hall Cultural Center. Evolving from traditional storytelling to monologist through The Solo, he is gathering his own tales growing up in Queens as a full solo play.

An accomplished actress, comedienne, singer and writer, in 2015 Sylvia took her solo show “50 Shades of DAY!” Off-Broadway in the United Solo Festival at Theatre Row, and in 2016 her political comedy "50 Shades of (Election) DAY!" premiered in Zurich. Her political song parody "Vote" (after Madonna's "Vogue") was shared and retweeted by thousands, including Debra Messing who called it "Brilliant!" Sylvia's present exploration delves into the mind of "Siri" or her creation "Tiri", who just might be more human than we think she is.

A student in the Visual and Performing Arts program at Booker High, Ricky worked with Ann and Blake through SaraSolo's in-school solo play development workshop "O Solo Me O." This monologue is an outgrowth of his exploration during Covid, of self, obsessive behavior, body shame, insecurities, and learning to love.