About the Show

An interview-based performance piece that reveals and interrogates nonmonogamy.

This intimate solo show explores love in all its forms. Writer/performer Xandra Nur Clark channels the voices and stories of anonymous, but real people practicing nonmonogamy—from a polyamorous senior to a child worried about her parents who are in an open relationship. This modern day examination of human connection explores what we’re afraid of and the many ways we are capable of loving.

Critic Reviews (3)

"A thoughtful, layered, smirk-free show about people constructing their intimate lives outside socially accepted bounds, it makes a humanizing, live-and-let-live case for consensual, ethical non-monogamy."
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"Actor and playwright Xandra Nur Clark takes the stage, and in an assumed nod to Anna Deavere Smith, she begins to act out a collection of 21 carefully-edited interviews she’s gathered with various people on the topic of polyamory and non-monogamy"
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"An excellent performance...Clark presents a thoughtful and nuanced look at nonmonogamy. While the interviews often reflect positive and loving experiences, they also show us darker sides in polyamorous experiences like racism and dishonesty."
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