One Woman Show

What happens when the patriarchal monster in your feminist head is really you? You conjure up your dead maiden aunt to guide you through a hymn of movement, sound, stories, ghostly conversations, humor, and aprons — oh so many aprons.

Welcome to the glamorous world of Varmon — the beauty empire that will give you flawless skin AND financial freedom! By the end of this absurd, interactive, and award-winning solo comedy, you’ll be ready to sign up to become a Varmonista yourself. Just remember . . . it's not a pyramid scheme.

It's 2001 in New York City, and typists are busy transcribing interviews for mass media. Joanna Parson is a performer with a sense of humor and a guitar, trying to keep her heart intact in the center of the news cycle. 🏆Hollywood Fringe Colleen Hindsley Memorial Fund Recipient 2024🏆

ONE woman + 15 Characters = A very entertaining Dramedy. Go on an eye-opening journey of what we think we know about LIFE, LOVE, OUR CHOICES, and STATUS. Told through grace and humor, you will enjoy every minute. Laugh, be moved, learn, and vibrate higher. Always remember... Love wins!

A queer, mixed-indigenous teen goes on a mission trip to her family's ancestral homelands with her suburban church youth group and realizes she's on the wrong team. *HFF2023 Producer's Encore Award winner, HFF2023 Jaxx Cultural Envoy Nominee and HFF2023 Best Solo Performance Nominee

Combining existential comedy, show biz satire, and meta musical numbers, join Sam Labrecque and the voices in her head on a journey of identity through their pre-successful career in Hollywood. For fans of "La La Land", "Schmigadoon!", and Bo Burnham's "Inside".

This comedic solo show follows the story of Alyssa Scholl, (a certifiably crazy woman), and her experience with schizophrenia. There will be characters. There will be songs. There will be a third thing that’s even cooler. The voices in Alyssa's head say, "This show is not to be missed!"

We're hosting a special assembly to welcome an alumnus to share his children's book: THE GOOD LITTLE LISTENER. Since becoming an uncle, he has re-examined the books he read as a child and realized that he may have been taught some bad lessons. In this solo comedy, see if you learned them too!

In this hilarious and provocative solo show, Butch, the sardonic girlfriend of a semi-popular lesbian tiktoker, begins sneaking out at night in an attempt to reclaim her individuality. A distinctive black comedy, Modern Butchood is sure to make you laugh, cry and consider the lies we tell ourselves

A "yogi" is not a skinny woman in Lululemon. Join Mayuri and Goddess of Death, Kali, as they navigate the absurdities of Western Yoga. As a yoga professor, Mayuri grapples with an identity crisis. Will the formidable Kali guide her? Through dance, dramedy, and poetry, we uncover the ethos of yoga.

What happens when we dare to step into the life of the “other” with an open heart that sings a song of our shared humanity? 2024 Hollywood Fringe Scholarship winner, Handala takes us on a journey through Palestine. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to aid in Gaza.

***2 Time WINNER*** "BEST OF FEST" Whitefire Annual Solofest How do you explain the unexplainable? Would it concern you or consume you? An award-winning dramady about love & strength, fear & magic, angels, spirits, embracing life and living boldly!

Emily Markoe wrote a comedy show about cleaning her childhood bedroom. Her show is NOT about vomit. How could it be? She has emetophobia, the extreme fear of vomit. Watch Emily perform her show without any anxiety-inducing interruptions or visits from her former therapist, Dr. My Little Pony®.

Medicine Woman, a traveling healer clown from Venezuela, is in town to conduct a shamanic ritual to heal strangers (and maybe herself). Each show’s medicine is different, based on the vibe in the room that night. She’s the Y2K dumb bitch of shamans and she will jet into the next town before u blink

Subversive, sparkling and witty – revel in a one-woman magic show full of incisive humor, hard hitting truths and great magic tricks. Supremely stylish, Liz Toonkel presents a thought-provoking performance that dares to question how we treat animals – and each other.