CANCER CAN'T DANCE LIKE THIS Comes to the United Solo Festival, 10/19

The award winning One Person show Cancer Can't Dance Like This will take the stage for one night only at Theatre Row on October 19th as a part of the United Solo Festival.

In 2008, Daniel Stolfi was diagnosed with Acute Non-Hodgkin's T-Lymphoblastic Lymphoma, a form of cancer that would require aggressive chemotherapy over the following two years of his life. Just when his acting career was taking off, he put it all on hold to embark on the most physically, mentally, and emotionally draining journey of his life. While battling cancer, Daniel lost his hair, his appetite, his strength and his sex drive. The most tragic of all, he lost his ability and his desire to dance. With comedy at its core, this one-man show uses larger than life characters to vividly portray Daniel's experience. Told mercilessly with a thrill and lust for the finer things in life, Cancer Can't Dance Like This recalls the pain Dan endured during his treatment while embracing his own saving grace – the fine art of comedy.

The show will play Theatre Row at 424 West 42nd Street, New York, NY, Friday October 19th at 6 p.m. Tickets are $18 online or can be purchased at the door. For online tickets visit unitedsolo.org.

Cancer Can't Dance Like This has been staged across Canada since its premiere in May 2009 at the Second City. Upcoming shows: Cancer Can't Dance Like This recently got accepted into the NYC Solo Festival. Cancer Can't Dance Like This will be having its inaugural presentation Off Broadway this October. To date, Cancer Can't Dance Like This has raised more than $65,000 for cancer research and life saving initiatives.