WHAT AUDIENCES ARE SAYING
“BREATHTAKING. I’m in awe. Polylogues is a relentlessly entertaining roller coaster and I hope another run is in its future!”
“Unlike anything I’ve ever seen.”
“The show and the extended conversation afterward was one of my favorite NYC Saturday nights ever!”
“An incredible show and deeply touching. Such colorful characters with great life wisdom. Thank you for sharing it with all of us.”
“Wonderful and brilliant. I’m so glad I saw it.”
“Refreshing, and eye-opening, and satisfying, and thought-provoking. Important and ground-breaking work. THIS is why I love theatre. Polylogues turned my night around.”
“Thoroughly enjoyed. Great arc, comical and substantive content, leaving with much to think about. Wonderful!”
“I wish it was a Netflix show so I could share it with everyone.”
“It’s an incredible and engaging piece, moving, hilarious and so thought provoking. I’ve just finished a nearly two-hour discussion about all the issues it raised with my friend.”
“Three of us talked about it for like four hours afterwards. I wish I could have highlighted passages of it so I could go back and read it again.”
“Can I buy the script? I want to study it.”
“It was everything.”
PRESS
“Clark wrote and performs this skillful piece of documentary theatre…brilliantly, always in the service of amplifying her subjects’ insights and senses of humor. The show…is frequently hilarious.”
— The New Yorker
“…love is the tender element that flows through these often self-scrutinizing monologues. 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.”
— The New York Times
“A curious, compassionate portal into a topic we most often see treated with prurience.”
— The New York Times
“thought-provoking, engaging and often funny”
— The Reviews Hub
“compelling theater… superb”
— The Hangover Report
“Clark’s performance is funny and warm; tender moments sneak up on the audience.“
— Columbia Journalism Review
“This…is the theater we need.”
— Culturebot
A conversation about the making of Polylogues.
— The Austin Meyer Podcast