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Sophie Becker's Ventriloquism Takes Center Stage in New York and Los Angeles

artist · 2026-09-14

Sophie Becker, a New York-based actor and ventriloquist, debuted her second performance, Ronnie's Big Idea, at New Theater Hollywood in the spring of 2026. This followed her first show, The Jerry Mahoney Success Seminar, which was presented in 2024 and written by Henry Gunderson. Her artistic contributions were also highlighted at MoMA PS1 for Greater New York 2026. In a conversation with Bonnie Erickson for The Whitney Review, Becker shared insights about her bond with her puppet, Ronnie Woods, which she began crafting during the pandemic at her family's home in Upstate New York. Ronnie's Big Idea delves into themes of codependence and features a smaller puppet named Mini, while Becker's performances critique self-image and social media influencers. This story was published in the September 2026 edition of ArtReview.

Key facts

  • Sophie Becker is a New York-based actor and ventriloquist.
  • Her second full-length show, Ronnie's Big Idea, premiered at New Theater Hollywood in spring 2026.
  • Her first show, The Jerry Mahoney Success Seminar (2024), was written by Henry Gunderson.
  • Becker performed at MoMA PS1 as part of Greater New York 2026.
  • She interviewed former Jim Henson Company puppet-maker Bonnie Erickson for The Whitney Review.
  • Becker began practicing ventriloquism during the pandemic while isolated at her parents' Upstate New York home.
  • Ronnie's Big Idea explores themes of codependence and features a smaller puppet named Mini.
  • The feature was published in the September 2026 issue of ArtReview.

Entities

Artists

  • Sophie Becker
  • Ronnie Woods
  • Orson Welles
  • Frank Oz
  • Jim Henson
  • Bonnie Erickson
  • Henry Gunderson
  • Jerry Mahoney
  • Paul Winchell
  • Frank Marshall
  • Shunryū Suzuki
  • T.S. Eliot
  • Maria Baranova
  • Roman Koval
  • Nicole Kaack

Institutions

  • The Whitney Review
  • Jim Henson Company
  • MoMA PS1
  • New Theater Hollywood
  • CBS
  • ArtReview

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • Upstate New York
  • Hollywood
  • Los Angeles

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