THE 2ND ANNUAL
UN-ERASABLE SOLO FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 10th – 27th, 2026
At the Willie Agee Playhouse. 714 Warren Ln, Inglewood, CA 90302 (Inside Edward Vincent, Jr. Park)
A celebration of voices that CAN’T BE ERASED!
Created in 2024 by artistic partners Shelli Boone and Paris Crayton III,
The Un-ErasableSolo Festival is a bold theatrical gathering spotlighting stories too often silenced. In an era where narratives are under attack, these solo performances stand as acts of defiance, raw, unfiltered, unforgettable.
About the Festival
2026 UNERASABLE ARTISTS
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2026 UNERASABLE ARTISTS 〰️
FBI: Federal Bureau of Infidelity
LeShay Tomlinson Boyce
A hilarious investigation of love and betrayal becomes a journey toward healing, forgiveness, self-worth and resilience.
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Sonja Marie
An exhausted Black woman searches for freedom, peace and purpose while confronting generational scars and the weight she carries.
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Section 8 Nate
Jordan Williams
With inspection day looming, Nate scrambles to protect his home while confronting stereotypes, family, pride and survival.
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BELLYFUL
Vivia Armstrong
A personal journey through body image, disability, abuse, addiction and family toward freedom, confidence and self-acceptance.
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Worthy
France-Luce Benson
Haiti's historic debt collides with one woman's relationship with money, self-worth and the true cost of freedom.
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Vamos a reir un poco (Lets laugh a little)
fRick Wind Herrera
On the road to fatherhood, Rick confronts childhood abandonment and searches for healing through music, storytelling and laughter.
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God Has a Writer's Room
Lauren Vernea
A struggling Black comedian discovers her chaotic life is being scripted by a dysfunctional heavenly writers' room.
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DIANA
Stephen Smith
A son celebrates his remarkable mother while discovering that love means being fully present with those we cherish.
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F*&$ Dem Kids!
Katrina D. RiChard
After nearly 20 years teaching, an educator must decide: keep fighting for the profession she loves or finally say, "Fuck them kids"?
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All My Dads Were Gay
Jon Gentry
A Black queer millennial navigates masculinity, desire and identity while coming of age during the digital dawn of the 2000s.
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Black Woman, Indeed
Jada S. Dixon
A theatrical meditation on Black womanhood exploring identity, survival, beauty, vulnerability, cultural memory and reclamation.
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Tilly's Way
Tilita Lutterloh
Eight-year-old Tilly challenges expectations of girlhood while discovering confidence, individuality and the power of her own voice.
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Church of Mel
Melanie Mosley
A feel-good comedy about Mel's love life presented as a church service celebrating grace, self-love and judgment-free laughter.
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Our Festival Kickoff and Family Show. Click on picture for tickets.
Performed by students from the Inglewood Theatre Camp! Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can and 100% of sales goes to the students.
