One man's journey across America and into the heart of another man's plays

When it feels like you’re being devoured alive, how do you make your body your own?

Before the jazz scene got to know and love Synia, a sassy jazz chanteuse, Synia had to find “sassy”.

Hendrik Morsman re-imagines Mozart's The Magic Flute as a one-man opera.

*Great for the whole family*

A mid-west mom navigates the twist and turns that

happen with her child's announcement that (s)he is pansexual and transgender.

Join Matthew McGee for his all-new show: an autobiographical country western honky tonk revue

that is more Hee Haw than CMA

Tyler, who is an actor with Down Syndrome invites you to enjoy, mostly improvised fun-time cooking, making art, music, laughter, and answering questions.

Mossman embodies a man who tells a personal story of love, loss, and life through the words and music of the brilliant John Bucchino.

A lighthearted and deeply transforming tune-up for all of your invisible parts.

A Great American Songbook musical journey telling of the incredible power of both negative and positive thinking.

*a 2017 SaraSolo Encore

Lindbergh drifts in his own mind from his anti-war America First Committee speeches to the kidnapping and to the famous flight that made him a true American hero.

McSorley takes us through the experiences of a man with all the trappings for good outcomes into the slow and painful slide of addiction and all it's consequences.

Caldwell weaves compelling stories and observations on life and love, creating a magical hue of music and emotion to touch us all.

Kuniko unfolds her stories of survival while creating amazing flowers, animals and even a planet — all made from paper folding.

*Great for all audiences*

Showcasing his unique ability to tie the personal to the universal, 2018 SaraSolo Festival "Maestro Award" winner talks openly about what everyone is thinking,

*Recommended for Adult audiences*