TRICH
Written and Performed by Becca Schneider
Created by Jenn Haltman, Casey Pfeifer, and Becca Schneider
This is a solo show about living with trichotillomania. You might not know what that is, but don’t worry, you’ll find out when you see the play. You’ll meet a teenage girl with an undeniable secret that no one seems to notice, so she hides in her basement cubicle wondering if anyone will come downstairs. Whoa, did that get too dark too fast? Let’s try this again: TRICH is a depressing super fun show about mental health, isolation, and forging a path toward recovery through humor, vulnerability, and far too many 90s references.
TRICH was the
top-selling play at the 2021 United Solo Theatre Festival in New York City, winning both the
Best Actress and
Audience Choice Awards. In December 2023, it had a successful, sold-out run —
to rave reviews! — at Luna Stage and was named one of the
top fifteen New Jersey theatre productions of the year by NJArts.
Learn more about the show and upcoming performances at trichplay.com.
We are working hard to secure future productions of
TRICH to continue providing space for safer and more informed conversations surrounding mental health. We plan to produce our own run in New York City, perform the show regionally, and eventually tour. Whether you're able to give $5 or $500, you can help us continue this necessary work. Every donation is tax-deductible. If you're interested in investing, please contact us at
info@trichplay.com.
We thank you as always for your support!
Gratefully yours,
Jenn and Becca
WHO WE AREBetween Two Boroughs was co-founded by Jenn Haltman and Becca Schneider in 2014. Previous productions include the New York premiere of Charise Greene’s
Cannibal Galaxy: a love story at the New Ohio Theatre which was nominated for three New York Innovative Theatre Awards in 2018, Charles Mee’s
Summertime at Gowanus Loft, and
Theresa Rebeck’s The Understudy at The Secret Theatre.
MISSION STATEMENT
We choose projects that dare us to step into unfamiliar territory. Through empathy, humor, and bold simplicity, we share stories that embrace the impossibilities of life, love, and art. We foster a community of artists who choose to take risks with us and, through the work, incite conversation about our world. We want you to be a part of that conversation.
Learn More: http://www.trichplay.com