Homecoming

"Homecoming was hilarious, heartbreaking, and heartwarming all in one. A must see!"

Dara is on the adventure of her life studying art in Australia when she gets that call-- her mom is dying, and she has to come home. How inconvenient! Their mother/daughter relationship was already difficult and now she’s dead. Well played, mom. You win.

What follows is a winding journey through the awkward, painful, unexpectedly hilarious process of finding yourself again after loss.

“Homecoming” is a darkly funny solo show about complicated grief, identity, and how losing your mom can really mess with your study abroad year (and the next 20 years after that).

So please: laugh, cry, or just sit there silently questioning your own life choices.

Fresh off its NYC debut, this is what audience members are saying...

"Dara delivers an absolutely captivating performance in this beautifully written, deeply personal show. The exploration of grief, memory, and the complexities of the mother-daughter relationship is both intimate and universally relatable. Every word felt intentional — I was hanging on to each one. The hour flew by; I could have easily watched another. It’s rare to see something that feels so raw yet so carefully crafted. A moving and memorable experience."

"Beautiful, touching show. I laughed. I cried. I thought deeply. The show masterfully touched on heavy topics, striking just the right tone. I highly recommend the show to all."

"Everything about the show felt straight from the heart. I left feeling special for having received her story and having lived it with her. "

"GREAT show! Very funny, very moving, hopeful and inspiring."

Dara Kosberg is a Los Angeles-based storyteller, comedian, actress, and emerging screenwriter whose work blends humor with heart. A Moth StorySLAM winner, she’s performed at iconic venues including San Francisco’s Punch Line Comedy Club, The Marsh Theater, and Brooklyn’s Union Hall. Dara placed in the top three out of 150 comics in Rooster T. Feather’s New Talent Competition. As part of the Reimagine End of Life arts festival in San Francisco and New York City, she has produced and performed in comedy shows exploring grief and loss-- revealing the unexpected healing power of laughter through some of life’s heaviest moments.

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