A one woman play by Emily Conbere
Staring Penny Pollak

“As with any one woman show, a lot is asked of Penny Pollak and she delivers remarkably well, twisting her way through scenarios, characters, accents, emotions, and props.”
“She is engaging, charming, and remarkably vulnerable, doing great justice to this play.”
-TheaterBuzz.com


“Pollak is best at playing the core metaphor, a wounded human who, animalistic in nature, is her psychiatrist and best friend. Pollak’s shadowy voice is creepy enough to feign tales of sorrow, often spooky with her brooding eyes and dark locks…”
-Ashley L. Mathus
Showbusinessweekly.com

'Yabbok
Phoenix Theater
London UK
A dark black comedy traversing reality, fantasy and a search for identity.

“Charles was played by Penny Pollak. She did exceedingly well, and given that it was a difficult role to play this was no mean feat.” “A memorably intense performance.” “On the whole, Yabbok was a brave attempt to do something experimental and forward looking, visually impressive and in it’s own way surprisingly powerful.”

-Robin Grebson’s Guide for the Perplexed
London UK Theatre Review for ‘Yabbok’

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