Judith Sloan’s YO MISS!

A one-woman multi-character performance with music!
Where human rights, meets Hip Hop, meets the power of women and girls.

Fusing the art of theatre, poetry, and music, YO MISS! is a sometimes funny, sometimes sad, always truth-telling show about immigrant/refugee teenagers and incarcerated youth grappling with the cataclysmic events that shaped them. Using midi-controllers and an original musical score to accompany her compelling performance, Sloan remixes her own traumatic experiences with those of her students and transforms into a multitude of characters ages 14 to 80 years young.

Opening act by: College and Community Fellowship's Theater for Social Change, directed by Elizabeth Mirarchi
Stories about women who have come out of prison