Performances will run May 8-10.

(BroadwayWorld)

“Call Me Elizabeth” sold out its entire run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

(Playbill.com)

How Kayla Boye wrote her solo show “Call Me Elizabeth,” and how she "got it right" (according to Taylor experts).

(Playbill.com)

American Artists Prepare for Fringe at East to Edinburgh Festival Beginning July 11

(Playbill.com)

“Call Me Elizabeth” to be presented at 59E59 Theaters

(BroadwayWorld)

Kayla Boye’s solo show about Elizabeth Taylor carries the influence of the late Hollis Resnik.

(Chicago Reader)

“Call Me Elizabeth” featured with first 2023 Edinburgh Fringe shows

(EdFringe.com)

“Call Me Elizabeth” comes to Sierra Madre Playhouse February 10-19

(Pasadena Weekly)

Live regional premiere will play June 25-26 at The Youngstown Playhouse

(The Business Journal)

Running June 7-12 at The Zephyr Theatre as part of the 2022 Hollywood Fringe Festival

The production may be viewed on-demand August 6-30. Tickets may be purchased at edfringe.com.

(BroadwayWorld)

“Boye is a fascinating actress, also an attractive, multi-talented one…Boye becomes Taylor…and has written a clear and thoughtful dramatization of Taylor’s life story.”

(Regina Belt-Daniels, Northwest Herald)

“A shattering, exquisite performance that should not be missed.”

(Colin Douglas, Chicago Theatre Review)

Porchlight Music Theatre has announced the Chicago streaming premiere with KB Productions of Call Me Elizabeth, a one-woman show about the early life of Elizabeth Taylor, written by and starring Kayla Boye and directed by Erin Kraft.

“My expectations were high going into Kayla Boye’s new one-woman show, Call Me Elizabeth…But they were exceeded.”

(Guy D’Astolfo, After Hours Youngstown)

“Kayla Boye created Call Me Elizabeth in part, as a showcase for her talents. Mission accomplished.”

(Andy Gray, Tribune Chronicle)

“It’s a virtual tour de force, [wherein] the captivating Boye unfolds her rich, stylish and complex portrait of Elizabeth Taylor.”

(Ed Tracy, PicksinSix)

By Guy D’Astolfo, After Hours Youngstown

Kayla Boye has always admired the grand actresses of the Golden Era of Hollywood. In her new one-woman show, Call Me Elizabeth, she pays homage to one of the greatest.

By Andy Gray, The Tribune Chronicle

Warren native Kayla Boye returns to the Mahoning Valley this week and is bringing a screen legend with her.

By Stan Boney, WKBN News

Call Me Elizabeth will be streamed on-demand for 10 days.