Starring Nicole Tongue
October 23 at 8:30 pm
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Nicole Tongue graduate of the Bristol Old Vic Theater School and Royal Ballet School is delighted to be back on stage. Nicole wrote the show The Kitchen Sink in 2025 and has been developing the show in her home town of Roxbury, CT under the umbrella of Connecticut Theater Exchange.
Nicole’s creative team includes co director Jennifer Prescott, music producer Eve Nelson and violinist Krystyana Czeiner.
The show being semi-autobiographical includes Nicole’s former careers as a ballerina, choreographer, actress, writer and director. The play explores the themes that many women and families face in today’s world with a sprinkling of charm, humor and music.
With Abby’s life veering wild off course she is forced to rummage into the archives of her past and make some critical choices. But does Abby know what she needs for a one-degree course adjustment bringing her back to her north star?
Written and Performed by Nicole Tongue
Directed by Nicole Tongue & Jennifer Prescott
Composed by Nicole Tongue & Eve Nelson
Music Produced & Arranged by Eve Nelson
Choreographed by Nicole Tongue & Patrick McCollum
Production Stage Manager Thomas Bergamo
Male Voice Overs by Patrick Zeller
Violinist Krystyana Czeiner
Pianist Ethan Fiske Guitar
Bass Aidhan Roque
Sound Design Marc Weisgal
Voice and Dialect Coach Charise Greene
General Managers Mitchell Reeve & Clayton Howe
Marketing The Pekoe Group
Qlab Consult Hannah Sodickson
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UNITED SOLO* is the world’s largest solo theatre festival. For twenty seasons, it has presented the very best in solo performance from around the globe. Founded by Omar Sangare with the mission of uniting a diverse community of artists passionate about storytelling in all its forms, the festival has grown into an internationally recognized platform for singular voices. From its home base at Theatre Row in the heart of New York City’s Theatre District, United Solo has presented over 2,000 productions. With festivals held each fall and spring, it continues to champion both emerging and established artists, bringing powerful and distinctive stories to audiences in New York City and beyond.
