SHOWS

DOLLY WHO?’S FOR DINNER

Produced as part of Open Eye Theatre’s 2026 Puppet Lab Festival cohort program. Show blurb:

“DOLLY WHO?, your friendly neighborhood perpetually exhausted millennial, is hosting a dinner party for her friends, and YOU! Gather around the dinner table with Bruiser, Crash, Frank Cubington, Dolly, and Dolly (the other one) for an evening of small talk, sitting, friendship, and learning together how not to let the screaming on the inside show up on the outside, and what to do when it inevitably does anyway.”

Directed by: Davey T Steinman, Cast: Alexandria Davison, Alexandria Davison, and Britt Johnson Original Music by Mychael Gabriel. Photography by Bruce Silcox.

CURSED OBJECTS

Produced at the 2025 Twin Cities Horror Festival in Minneapolis, MN, CURSED OBJECTS was a trip inside the carefully curated (and a little creepy) world of the Webb sisters, where everything is cursed. Show blurb below:

“Millicent and Melody Webb, of the illustrious Webb family, invite you to celebrate their 13th Anniversary of shop ownership at their one and only home, the Cabinet of Cursed Objects this October.

The evening will feature an inside peek of the Cabinet’s hallowed walls, long hidden lore, finger sandwiches, and a FIRE SALE. Don’t miss your chance to take home one-of-a-kind, 100% certifiably cursed treasures ata steal of a deal.”

Cast: Bhanu Shri, Linc Owens, Bret Meyer, Chris Rodriguez, Evelyn Vocu, and Jackson Mizusaki, and Destiny Davison. Photography by Dan Norman.

DOLLY WHO?’S HOLIDAY HORROR SHOW

A show that played at the 2025 Minnesota Fringe Festival at Open Eye Theatre in Minneapolis, MN. Here’s what Pioneer Press said about it:

“A one-person performance borne from a love of holidays, “Dolly Who?’s Holiday Horror Show” showcases writer Destiny Davison’s awkward and whimsical sense of humor through improv, digital art and help from invisible friends. Dolly Who’s (a.k.a. Davison’s) stage becomes a holiday playground for a childlike imagination to run wild. No dance is too outlandish, no song is too pitchy and no monster is too terrifying for the show whose special cardboard guests have names like “lil pumpkin boy.” While odd and at times confusing, Davison’s wit and creativity will leave an impression — though one that might sound like, “What just happened?”

DOLLY WHO?

The first time DOLLY WHO? ever appeared onstage was the 2023 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Here’s what people said about it:

“I went to see Dolly knowing almost nothing about the show or the performer. but decided heck, it’s Fringe, so take a chance. The hour went by so quickly I was stunned. Dolly Davison could read the encyclopedia on stage and I’d be thoroughly entertained. Some performers have that thing that just glows on stage. Dolly has it in spades.”

“This one-woman masterpiece-to-be is brought to you by the letter D: the daffy Destiny “Dolly” Davison and her delightful drawings. Join Dolly for an adventure like no other, covering everything from amoebas to the entire universe. I felt like I really got to know Davison as a performer and a person; despite herself, she is fearless in front of an audience. Undeniably a true storyteller, she maintains control of the situation and is able to move the story along with well-timed jokes and bits but comes off fresh as a daisy as if she’s doing it for the very first time. Keep the laughs coming and keep performing…audience members won’t have to say, “Dolly WHO?” for too much longer.”

“Dolly Who?” is a amazing master class in creative improv. A show full of energy, cartoon characters, belly laughs, and heart felt moments… by the time it’s over you don’t want it to end. The theme is reminiscent of the nostalgic flavors of “Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood,” only, Dolly iterates that her version of this type of show doesn’t technically exist yet. She then proceeds to take the audience on an unexpected, magical journey in creating a new “episode” each night. This is an absolute must see at Fringe Fest. Dolly is a charismatic force of nature that will have you leaving the theatre with a smile embedded in your heart.”