Solo show by Roz Browne, a look at identity and belonging through comedic storytelling.
Roz Browne brings her solo show In Search of Black People to The Bus Stop Theatre on Wednesday 9 September. It's a one-person piece, and the title gives you a good sense of where it's headed: Browne looks at identity and belonging through comedic storytelling.
That's the core of it — identity and belonging. It's a subject that can easily lean into the heavy or the academic, but Browne works it through comedy. The storytelling is the vehicle, and the comedy is what keeps it grounded. It's a solo show, so it's just her on stage, telling stories and working through those questions of who we are and where we fit in. If you've seen her work before, you'll know she's comfortable holding the room on her own.
It's a night that sits in that space between a stand-up set and a theatrical monologue, with the storytelling taking centre stage. The comedy comes from the stories themselves, and the stories are what build the look at identity and belonging. It's a single voice on stage, and the whole thing is built around her perspective.
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In Search of Black People plays at The Bus Stop Theatre in Halifax on Wednesday 9 September. It's a solo show by Roz Browne, and it's a look at identity and belonging through comedic storytelling.
