New Delhi, July 2 -- There are no co-stars in Every Brilliant Thing. There is no ensemble to pull focus during a weak moment, no director calling cut if a scene goes sideways, no second take. On July 7, Tracee Ellis Ross will walk onto the Hudson Theatre stage with a room full of strangers who are about to become her co-performers, and she will make her Broadway debut in one of the most structurally demanding shows currently running.

the tight rhythms, the dependable infrastructure, the art of a scene made through editing as much as through performance. Every Brilliant Thing, the acclaimed one-person show by Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe, runs on none of those systems.

The Hudson Theatre engagement runs July 7 through August 9, 202...