Special Features

  • TRICH Industry Reading

    TRICH receives an NYC Industry Reading in April 2026 preceding a limited run at The Foundry in MA. Read the Playbill announcement here.

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    TrichStop Webinar

    Becca joins TrichStop.com to discuss her journey with BFRBs, the challenges she’s faced, and how creativity and storytelling became powerful tools for transformation. Watch the full webinar here.

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    Very Nearly Almost Podcast

    Becca joins Lindsey Sullivan, who’s had alopecia areata since age two, to talk about turning our life’s struggles into healing art. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    The Morning Call News

    Jenny Roberts interviews the creators behind TRICH and what people can expect at the May 2024 run at Civic Theatre of Allentown. Read the article here.

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    The Roundtable with Robert Bannon

    The TRICH team chats with Robert about process, collaboration, lobsters, and our December 2023 run at Luna Stage. Watch it on YouTube, or you can listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    Someone’s Thunder Podcast

    Becca chats with Stephanie Klapper and Angela Pierce about the making of TRICH, the inspiration behind it, her love of therapy, and more. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts.

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    Brass Ring Daily

    Writer Kara Cutruzzula interviews Between Two Boroughs co-founders Jenn and Becca about the creative process during a pandemic and how they brought TRICH to its feet. Read it here.

A woman with a questioning expression, wearing a sleeveless orange plaid top, jeans, and tan boots, standing on a dark stage with a quote overlayed that reads "A tightly-coupled marriage between laugh-out-loud funny and cry-inside sentimentality."
Red-tinted photo of a woman with curly hair, wearing a sleeveless checkered top, with fists clenched and an excited expression. Text overlay quotes 'Moving and infinitely funny.' with attribution to Lehigh Valley Press.
A woman sitting on a chair, gesturing with her hands while speaking passionately on a dark stage. Overlaid text quotes Lehigh Valley Press: "Schneider's proficiency as an actor and instantaneous human likeness felt like watching an ensemble of 50."

Photos by Bill Basta

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