Gather round the campfire for this funny and nostalgic play about love, loss, and summer camp. Truly doesn't remember her dad. Not really. Instead, she's collected songs, and stories to build a picture of who he was. Join her as she embarks on a journey to discover her father, and watch as she uncovers her childhood self along the way.This is a story of fear and bravery that examines how we remember those we’ve lost. It's a love letter to Truly's father, and the sassy and young girl who was the Strongest Girl in the World.

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What Reviewers Are Saying about The Strongest Girl in the World

“The acting and performance from Truly Siskind-Weiss herself is heartfelt and touching to watch. It’s so brave to put a story so close to your heart on stage for others to see and she does it with such passion, humour, and love. This one-woman solo play is a raw and incredibly moving celebration of both life and death and how grief affects us all in different ways."

— Entertainment Now (*****)

"A lovely tribute to her father, The Strongest Girl In The World is bound to pull on your heartstrings and make you feel nostalgic."

— The Indiependent (****)

"An insightful and original perspective on a child''s experience with grief."

— Stagey Chaos (****)

“I loved the use of props and puppetry to tell the story and voice different characters in Truly’s life. The script is both moving and subtly funny, with audiences really getting a sense for who Siskind-Weiss both is and was. I’m sure many people of a certain age (this reviewer included) will see a bit of themselves in a young Truly, who loves Hannah Montana and read Twilight 55 times in one year."

— Theatre and Tonic(****)