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the show
A story about the things we put up with.
It's about the things people tolerate in relationships they never should've been in — and the shame that lingers long after. Sara's bet is simple: tell the truth out loud, and maybe everyone in the room feels a little less alone, and a lot less ashamed of things that were never theirs to carry.
read what it's really about →his name in her phone was "Macho Gazpacho." that's all you need to know.
One price. Three nights.
tickets drop july 15early bird · through aug 1
$18
general admission · any night
after aug 1
$25
general admission · any night
who's behind it
Sara Polon
writer & performer
CEO. Entrepreneur. Founder of Soupergirl. Former stand-up comic. Finally telling the story she spent two decades living.
Anna Brosowsky
director & producer
DC native. McGill grad. Director / producer / stage manager. Bringing Sara's story to life.