RANDOM ACTS

Random Acts is an award-winning solo play that traces one girl’s coming-of-age on Chicago’s South Side and Minneapolis, Minnesota, during the racial and social upheavals of the 1960s and ’70s. Moving between childhood, adolescence, and adulthood, Renata tells the story of the people and experiences that shaped her journey. Blending humor, heart, and vivid storytelling, Random Acts explores kindness, acceptance, bullying, friendship, peer pressure, and the breaking down of stereotypes. What emerges is a deeply personal yet universal story about the profound impact a single compassionate act can have on a life and a community. Described by Broadway director and choreographer Tommy Tune as “a one-person Our Town,” Random Acts has captivated audiences of all ages with its uplifting message, emotional resonance, and celebration of our shared humanity.

A powerful, delicately curated story of kindness.

Reviews

“A one-person OUR TOWN”

Broadway director and choreographer Tommy Tune

“The play is told from the perspective of the five-year old Hinrichs. This is one woman’s journey through the racial divides of the 60s and 70s in a city (Chicago’s south side) on the front lines. A personal yet universal story with quiet, breathtaking moments of love and kindness, and a child’s openness to the world.”

“This is a story about kindness, acceptance, bullying, peer pressure, friendship, and the breaking down of stereotypes--all of it told through the sublime, heart-lifting performance of Hinrichs.”

“A sublime, heart-lifting performance!

Front Row Center

“Moving, funny…more relevant by the minute.”

Somewhere in Transition

Creative Team

Production History

Production History: Originally developed at The Barrow Group in New York City, Random Acts premiered in stages between 2012 and 2014 before earning the Best Storytelling Script at the United Solo Festival. The play has been presented Off-Broadway at TBG Mainstage and published by Indie Theater Now, and performed at schools, theaters, and community venues throughout the country, where its themes of empathy, inclusion, and human connection continue to spark meaningful conversations.

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