One Woman Show

OFFICIAL WINNER OF HOLLYWOOD ENCORE PRODUCERS’ AWARD! Riveting saga of tragedy, transformation, and recovery. Facing the dragon of addiction early with harrowing blackouts, endangering her daughter, me too shame, to transforming in India, Sigute weaves her redemptive journey with raw honesty.

From growing up half-Jewish, half off-the-boat German in North Carolina to working as a showgirl in Italy, Jessica Abrams shares her journey in IF I LOOK THIS GOOD, WHY DO I FEEL LIKE SH*T? With the help of two imaginary mothers, she connects with who she truly is.

A one-woman docu-theater project exploring, reflecting, and paralleling Annie’s 1990’s hit show: Post Porn Modernist. Sophia LaPaglia performs a series of word for word interviews with those were there, exploring: sexuality, radical love, and the healing impact of theater in the time of a pandemic.

Joan of Arc has returned to set the history straight! Learn what really happened, right from the "Saint's" mouth herself. Comical and sentimental, they can't burn her more than once.

This one woman show is musical dramedy about the short lived love affair of two comedic legends.  Presented by their alter egos, Dr. Frankenstein and Roseanne Rosannadanna, we witness a relationship that - over 20 years later - still resonates with the modern heart.

Normal: Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected. All of us at some times or in some ways feel like outsiders. That whatever it is that is normal does not include us. But when we enter a new culture, we actually are the outsider. An excellent vantage point to question the status quo.

From HFF '18 award-winning show 'Wild At Hart' by solo artist, Kamakshi Hart, comes her newest work. A timely, wise and hope-filled breath of fresh air in the midst of our world's challenges and personal struggles. A trauma survivor, Kamakshi finds her voice while helping others do the same.

A modern reimagining of the ancient Chinese moon-goddess mythology in the context of today's social media live-streaming industry; An immersive, kaleidoscopic experience in the hybrid aesthetics of theater, live-streaming, animation & installation art.

Kirsten, a drama teacher, is a guest on a satirical game show where pundits that represent different factions of American culture debate what American heroes get in the history books! In this zany fast-paced comedy, audience members get to vote and decide- who gets in the books and who is history!?

Described as a “beautiful piece of solo artistry,” Too Big for Her Britches, is a one-woman musical dramedy with 7 live, original songs and 25 characters. It's a “must-see rollercoaster of emotions." A battle between her Inner Shame and Inner Warrioress to break generational trauma and love.

45 minutes. 2 words. 1 performer. A physical comedy spectacle. 🏆 WINNER: Best Comedy, 2022 Hollywood Fringe Best of Broadwater, 2022 Hollywood Fringe Hollywood Fringe Scholarship, 2022 Hollywood Fringe Craziest Solo Show, 2019 Crazy Woke Asians Solo Performance Festival www.aterribleshow.com

The first in her family born in the U.S., Meg Lin shares a raw personal account of growing up Chinese American that is both heart-warming and heart-wrenching. Defying cultural norms to "save face," Meg bares it all and shares her darkest pain and deepest desires in this one woman show.

Jo has been called a lot of things during her life - but which ones are true? And who gets to decide that?! In this comedy (with a few heart wrenching turns), we follow her from ages 5 to 50, as she tries to figure it all out. Nominated for Best Solo Play, Performer, and Director by Broadway World!

Do I wank too much? Why are first dates so awkward? Why can’t my boyfriend make me cum? Witty and unapologetic, Hot Thoughts says the quiet part aloud; giving voice to the quirky, intense and, at times, perverted thoughts women have but often aren’t able to say.

Charley, a registered nurse, edutains through tunes and tales about what really happens in a hospital. She came to terms with her life as a nurse, and how through advocating for her patients she learned to advocate for herself.