Hunter Foster, Arielle Jacobs & Alexandra Silber Set For Inner Voices, an Evening of One-Act Solo Musicals

Tony nominee Hunter Foster, Arielle Jacobs and Alexandra Silber are going solo in Inner Voices, an evening of three one-act musicals. The Premieres production of solo tuners will begin performances November 10 at 30th Street Theater, with an official opening night set for November 18. The evening will feature performances of Arlington, Borrowed Dust and Farhad or The Secret of Being.

Directed by Jonathan Butterell, featuring a book and lyrics by Martin Moran and music by Joseph Thalken, Borrowed Dust tells the tale of George Richardson (Foster), who has just returned from a trip to his childhood home to claim and bury the body of his younger brother. As George recalls the experience, he grapples with his sudden loss.

Featuring a book and lyrics by Victor Lodato, music by Polly Pen and directed by Jack Cummings III, Arlington tells the story of Sara Jane (Silber), who waits for her soldier husband to return from war. After a few too many bourbons, Sara Jane poses dangerous questions and reveals nasty secrets.

Farhead or The Secret of Being, featuring a book and lyrics by Nilo Cruz and music by Jim Bauer and directed by Saheem Ali is the story of an Afghan girl (Jacobs) who was raised as a boy. When she reaches puberty and is plunged into an arranged marriage, she must face the abrupt changes of womanhood.

Foster earned a Tony nomination for Little Shop of Horrors. His additional Broadway credits include Urinetown, The Producers, Footloose, King David, Grease and Les Miserables. Jacobs appeared on Broadway in In the Heights and in the national tour of High School Musical. Silber appeared in Master Class on Broadway and Woman in White, as well as Fiddler on the Roof in the West End.