Award-Winning Comedian Dahéli Hall Brings Her Solo Show "SPADURA" to The Lyric Theater in Miami

MIAMI - Sept. 11, 2024 - PRLog -- Written and performed by acclaimed comedian Dahéli Hall, SPADURA unapologetically takes on the emotional/financial cost of IVF, grief, and aging, as well as the unique fertility obstacles faced by Black women in America – it is a love story set against the baby industrial complex. "I hope that people experiencing similar challenges know they are not alone and that SPADURA sparks conversation and lots of laughter, too!" – Dahéli.

DC Theatre Arts writes the show is "a tour de force." Entertaining Chicago lauds SPADURA as "honest, touching, engaging, and very funny." Winner of Best One-Woman Show and Best Production at the Spring 2023 United Solo Off-Broadway in New York and Recognized as Best of Fringe in Washington, DC. SPADURA has been enjoyed by audiences in major cities across the US: San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Washington DC, Chicago, Atlanta, and now, Miami.

Advanced Tickets can be purchased at SPADURA.com/tour or the Lyric Theater box office. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the show's SpotFund (https://www.spotfund.com/story/444221d4-a11a-422b-a5d3-a2...) campaign.

About Dahéli Hall (Writer & Performer) - A member of the WGA & SAG-AFTRA unions, with credits spanning television, film, and digital content, known for Netflix's DEAR WHITE PEOPLE, BAD HAIR, NBA 2K, and Fox's MAD TV. Dahéli has a BFA in Theater from NYU Tisch and an MFA from the Stark Program at USC. Her award-winning HBO shorts THE MEMO and MANDINGO IN A BOX debuted at Miami's American Black Film Festival. Visit daheli.info

About Elizabeth Mei-Ling Yng-Wong (Producer) - Producing credits include NBA2K, SHIP OF DREAMS, THE CHAIR (STARZ, TCA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Reality Series), NEVER HERE (STARZ), and THE LONGEST GAME (PBS, multiple festival award winner for Best Doc Feature). She has a BA from Wesleyan University and an MFA from the Stark Program at USC.

The Historic Lyric Theater - 819 Northwest Second Avenue Miami, FL - Built in 1913 by Geder Walker in Historic Overtown, is the heart of Black entertainment in Miami and home to the Black archives. Past performers include Sammy Davis Jr., Josephine Baker, Judy Garland, Whitney Houston, Diana Ross, Barbra Streisand, and Tina Turner. Visit: bahlt.org

Press & Media Contact: Elizabeth Yng-Wong eyw@greatviewproductions.com