Taren Sterry

On Tuesday, December 17, Taren Sterry will bring her acclaimed 180 Days show, the true story of her first six months working in hospice and what led to her career with VNSNY Hospice Care, to NYC. While attending the University of California at Santa Cruz, Taren embarked on a six-month ethnographic field study to work with terminally ill patients and their families. After 11 years of working in hospice, Taren launched her funny, dramatic and uplifting one-woman show that has been touring the country since 2008. The show infuses the difficult subject of death and dying with poignant humor by narrating through the eyes of Taren's most memorable hospice patients, and artistically explains why the idea that hospice is a depressing and taboo topic is an outdated myth. 180 Days is designed to speak to hospice workers, teaching them how embrace working in this unusual field, while helping spark much needed conversations among family and friends about end-of-life care.

Erica Herd and L.E. Swenson's breakout comedic masterpiece, THE YEAR OF DEAD CATS, will have its World Premiere today, June 16th at Stage Left Studio (214 West 30th Street - between Seventh & Eighth Avenues - Sixth Floor) where it will play through Sunday, June 30th with the option to continue through September.

Joe Hutcheson shares a hilarious collection of stories about growing up gay in the Hutcheson family, where all the men are nicknamed 'Hutch' and boys who identify with soap opera heroines can't identify with their dads. Until they grow up. Whether trying to get kicked off the football team or making his brother act out scenes from soap operas, Hutcheson will show the audience the 1980's through the eyes of a little gay boy who doesn't want to be a Hutch.

Critically acclaimed, award-winning solo play Miss Magnolia Beaumont Goes to Provincetown, written and performed by Joe Hutcheson, will be presented as part of the Fresh Fruit Festival at the Wild Project in New York City on Monday, July 15th at 7:00 pm

Erica Herd and L.E. Swenson's breakout comedic masterpiece, THE YEAR OF DEAD CATS, will have its World Premiere on Sunday, June 16th at Stage Left Studio (214 West 30th Street - between Seventh & Eighth Avenues - Sixth Floor) where it will play through Sunday, June 30th with the option to continue through September.

Joe Hutcheson shares a hilarious collection of stories about growing up gay in the Hutcheson family, where all the men are nicknamed 'Hutch' and boys who identify with soap opera heroines can't identify with their dads. Until they grow up. Whether trying to get kicked off the football team or making his brother act out scenes from soap operas, Hutcheson shows the audience the 1980's through the eyes of a little gay boy who doesn't want to be a Hutch.

The award-winning solo performer Joe Hutcheson's new show Son of a Hutch will have a limited engagement at Stage Left Studio with the Left Out Festival. Cheryl King directs.

The award-winning solo performer Joe Hutcheson's new show Son of a Hutch will have a limited engagement at Stage Left Studio with the Left Out Festival. Cheryl King directs.

Margaret Morrison's HOME IN HER HEART will open at Stage Left Studio tonight, October 16 and run through December 17. The play with music originally opened last April as part of Cheryl King's 2012 Left Out Festival.

Margaret Morrison's HOME IN HER HEART, a story of bias, racism, and homophobia in 1939 London, will open at Stage Left Studio on October 16 and run through December 17.

Solo Show GRAPEFRUIT has added more performances to run at Stage Left Studio.

Solo Show GRAPEFRUIT has added more performances to run at Stage Left Studio.

Solo Show GRAPEFRUIT has added more performances to run at Stage Left Studio.

Entrepreneur, director, actress, mime, author and theatre owner CHERYL KING is moving her acclaimed STAGE LEFT STUDIO to Chelsea. The new address of the STUDIO is 214 West 30th Street between 7th and 8th Avenues. On the sixth floor.

Taren has 180 Days to help her patients find the meaning at the end of life.... Can she do it? In 180 Days, the audience is taken on an intensely personal and surprisingly funny journey through her first six months as a hospice volunteer. Taren goes through unexpected and humbling events where she discovers hidden qualities in herself that gives purpose to her own life.