Me, Myself and Other

Me, Myself, and Other is a funny, unflinching solo performance about identity, disability, and the courage to be seen. Written and performed by Diana Romero, the show blends storytelling and character work to explore what it means to live between cultures—and inside a body that suddenly changes the rules.

As a first-generation Colombian-American, Diana grew up balancing expectations, assumptions, and the subtle art of making others comfortable. But when she’s diagnosed with a life-altering neurological condition, her carefully managed identity is replaced by something far more visible: disability.

Through a cast of vivid characters—including family members, doctors, and well-meaning strangers—Me, Myself, and Other reveals the humor, absurdity, and humanity in moments most people don’t know how to talk about.

At its heart, the show is about transformation. It’s about shedding the versions of yourself created for other people and discovering the freedom of taking up space.

Both deeply personal and sharply funny, Me, Myself, and Other invites audiences to laugh, reflect, and reconsider what it means to belong—to a culture, a community, and yourself.

Diana Romero, Writer/Performer
Mark Kaplan, Director

Running time: 55 minutes