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2nd Annual UNErasable Solo Festival

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What happens when a narrative refuses to disappear? This September, The Willie Agee Playhouse invites audiences to find out with the 2nd Annual UNERASABLE Solo Festival, a three-week celebration of artists from around the country whose voices, experiences and stories demand to be heard. From comedy and drama to music, poetry, spoken word and everything in between, UNERASABLE brings thirteen extraordinary solo artists to the stage for intimate, unfiltered performances that challenge, entertain, provoke and inspire. 

Performances run September 10 - 27, 2026, Thursdays through Sundays at The Willie Agee Playhouse located at 714 Warren Lane inside Edward Vincent Jr. Park in Inglewood.

This year’s lineup offers audiences a thrilling range of theatrical experiences, including:

FBI: Federal Bureau of Infidelity by LeShay T. Boyce, a one-woman dramedy about the hilarious lengths women go to when love turns suspicious. Boyce was this year’s winner for Best Leading Actress at the 31st NAACP Theatre Awards for her performance in Theatricum Botanicum’s production of  ‘Wine in the Wilderness’.


Vamos Un Reir Un Poco by Rick ‘Wind’ Herrera, a funny and heartfelt journey reflecting on childhood and a new territory this artist has never experienced before - fatherhood. This show won the award for Best Comedy in the Tucson Fringe Festival.


Black Woman Indeed by Jada S. Dixon, a theatrical spoken-word meditation on Black womanhood, identity, survival, memory, and reclamation.


All My Dads Were Gay by Jon Gentry, a tribute to the writer’s godfather, this show is a baptism by fire, a millennial retelling of ‘The Prodigal Son’ meets ‘The Wizard of Oz.’


Who Broke The Window: A Sort Of Michael Jackson Tribute - Saturdays, September 19th and 26th at 4pm  This special presentation is fun for the whole family! Join the Inglewood Theatre Camp Kids as they perform their original mystery show set to the music of the King of Pop.              


And that’s just the beginning. UNERASABLE offers audiences the opportunity to experience a remarkable collection of singular voices — each artist taking the stage alone and filling it with an entire world. The festival will also feature an evening of storytelling on September 19th with guest judges and cash prizes, and free “Wellness Wednesdays” where participants are invited to indulge in self care practices like yoga, breathwork and mini-massages.

“These artists bring their whole selves to the stage,” says festival co-founder Shelli Boone. “Their stories are personal, powerful, funny, heartbreaking and sometimes uncomfortable — but they are impossible to ignore.”

Festival co-founder Paris Crayton III will launch the festival with a special Kick-Off Weekend on September 4th and 5th with artist previews, a special guest host, and a reading of his new play Sugarcoat, Missouri!

Whether audiences come for one unforgettable performance or build their own festival experience with multiple shows, UNERASABLE is an invitation to listen, laugh, feel, question and connect.

The stories are personal. The performances are live. And these voices are UNERASABLE.

What happens when a narrative refuses to disappear? This September, The Willie Agee Playhouse invites audiences to find out with the 2nd Annual UNERASABLE Solo Festival, a three-week celebration of artists from around the country whose voices, experiences and stories demand to be heard. From comedy and drama to music, poetry, spoken word and everything in between, UNERASABLE brings thirteen extraordinary solo artists to the stage for intimate, unfiltered performances that challenge, entertain, provoke and inspire. 

Performances run September 10 - 27, 2026, Thursdays through Sundays at The Willie Agee Playhouse located at 714 Warren Lane inside Edward Vincent Jr. Park in Inglewood.

This year’s lineup offers audiences a thrilling range of theatrical experiences, including:

FBI: Federal Bureau of Infidelity by LeShay T. Boyce, a one-woman dramedy about the hilarious lengths women go to when love turns suspicious. Boyce was this year’s winner for Best Leading Actress at the 31st NAACP Theatre Awards for her performance in Theatricum Botanicum’s production of  ‘Wine in the Wilderness’.


Vamos Un Reir Un Poco by Rick ‘Wind’ Herrera, a funny and heartfelt journey reflecting on childhood and a new territory this artist has never experienced before - fatherhood. This show won the award for Best Comedy in the Tucson Fringe Festival.


Black Woman Indeed by Jada S. Dixon, a theatrical spoken-word meditation on Black womanhood, identity, survival, memory, and reclamation.


All My Dads Were Gay by Jon Gentry, a tribute to the writer’s godfather, this show is a baptism by fire, a millennial retelling of ‘The Prodigal Son’ meets ‘The Wizard of Oz.’


Who Broke The Window: A Sort Of Michael Jackson Tribute - Saturdays, September 19th and 26th at 4pm  This special presentation is fun for the whole family! Join the Inglewood Theatre Camp Kids as they perform their original mystery show set to the music of the King of Pop.              


And that’s just the beginning. UNERASABLE offers audiences the opportunity to experience a remarkable collection of singular voices — each artist taking the stage alone and filling it with an entire world. The festival will also feature an evening of storytelling on September 19th with guest judges and cash prizes, and free “Wellness Wednesdays” where participants are invited to indulge in self care practices like yoga, breathwork and mini-massages.

“These artists bring their whole selves to the stage,” says festival co-founder Shelli Boone. “Their stories are personal, powerful, funny, heartbreaking and sometimes uncomfortable — but they are impossible to ignore.”

Festival co-founder Paris Crayton III will launch the festival with a special Kick-Off Weekend on September 4th and 5th with artist previews, a special guest host, and a reading of his new play Sugarcoat, Missouri!

Whether audiences come for one unforgettable performance or build their own festival experience with multiple shows, UNERASABLE is an invitation to listen, laugh, feel, question and connect.

The stories are personal. The performances are live. And these voices are UNERASABLE.

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Free Parking at Edward Vincent Park
More about Willie Agee Playhouse
The Willie Agee Playhouse is a place where both professionals and novice actors who are passionate about theatre can hone their craft, while audiences can sit back and enjoy in a non-intimidating atmosphere. Emerging writers, directors, producers and actors are encouraged and welcomed to grace our stages with their work. Seasoned veterans of stage and screen graciously bless us with their stunning performances in classic and premiere productions. We provide the best of both worlds. We are dedicated to providing continuous artistic nourishment to our community! ​ We produce concerts and various full-length productions, play festivals, showcases, staged readings of new works by emerging playwrights, acting workshops, and panel discussions with industry professionals. Each program and service we make available and accessible to Inglewood and the surrounding Los Angeles neighborhoods serve to uplift, inspire and empower those who have been made to feel that their voices, their stories, their struggles and their challenges don’t matter in the mainstream. The Willie Agee Playhouse is on a mission to change that sentiment.
When & Where
Sep 10, 2026, 7:00pm to
Sep 27, 2026, 11:00pm Timezone: PDT
$20.00


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