WINNER
BEST DEBUT
UNITED SOLO FESTIVAL
2024
UNITED SOLO 2024'S TOP-SELLING SHOW
GRANTED THE MOST ENCORE PERFORMANCES IN THE HISTORY OF THE FESTIVAL'S 17 SEASONS
"A conjuring of Jack Kerouac with a smarter, more feminine tone."
~Andy Frye, writer for Rolling Stone and Forbes
&
Present
Forgive Me Grandma,
For I Have Sinned
An Off-Broadway Production
Starring Stephanie Wilson
When Stephanie’s perfectly curated life crumbles, she decides to sell her
belongings, board a ship, and embark on a journey around the world.
Is she making a huge mistake?
Emotionally raw and positively clever, Wilson’s scripted drama delves into
the moments that shape us, the bold choices we make when everything unravels,
and the complexities behind forging a new path.
Written and performed by Stephanie Wilson and directed by David Meneses,
this production marks its world debut. Prepare for a multifaceted storytelling
experience that blends poignant introspection with a touch of wit and wonder,
offering a unique perspective on the journey of starting anew.
A theatrical prelude to her harrowing memoir: Big Waves & Wooden Benches
Opens Nov 1st, 2024
Run time: 70 minutes
Warning:
Stephanie is not responsible for any life-changing
decisions you make as a result of attending her show.
New Release!
For a more immersive experience, you can follow along on a chapter by chapter photo journey by clicking below!
Stephanie Wilson
Author - Actress - Speaker - Director
eBook and Paperback Available Now
Meet Stephanie
Stephanie Wilson believes storytelling can save lives. Her MBA and over a decade of artistic training both help her live out that passion.
Born in New Jersey, but raised in Florida, she lives to laugh and is a lover of animals. As a kid, Stephanie dreamed of being the first female president, but always added the disclaimer that if she couldn’t make that happen, she just wanted her life to be a good story. In her eyes, she definitely got her wish.
Stephanie resides in New York City’s Upper West Side with her scruffy Puerto Rican street dog, Luna.
What People Are Saying
Stephanie Wilson’s memoir conjures up Jack Kerouac with a smarter, more feminine tone. It’s a good read for anyone who loves travel lit with a cozy and sometimes frightening look at post-modern life.
~Andy Frye, writer for Rolling Stone and Forbes Magazine
and author of Ninety Days In the 90s.