One Person Show

Ready for Hollywood is Ksenia’s raw, funny journey from a small Russian village to Los Angeles — chasing dreams, facing trauma, and building a life on her own terms. It’s the real Hollywood story: the one you create yourself.

A British tea-spilling & taboo-smashing biopic! Meet the 18th-century Lady...who broke the rules!

Rebecca Melody has just wandered into your local bar's karaoke night in a wig and a housedress. She seems like she just fell off the turnip truck, but is she hiding something behind those big sad clown eyes? A feminist clown show told through karaoke, storytelling, and audience interaction.

Titi Lee brings this boundary-pushing solo comedy show home from a successful run in Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They invite you to break all the rules with them on a journey that includes pandemic boobs, threesomes, and becoming the man of their own dreams.

Nancy Reagan, GOAT, is in purgatory dressing room exposition status. In alternative factual fagology. oh Mary, don't ask! To occupy an enviable place in history, the ultimate achievement after death! We DARE you to say no. She's not the Nancy she wants to be. Warning: Piano

How easy or difficult is it to have a girlfriend? Most guys find a girlfriend or boyfriend over time... but not all of them. This gentle man has found it to be extremely difficult to find a girlfriend but he's not giving up. He's 82. Workshop Reading

"St Nicholas" by Conor McPherson is a darkly comic one-person play about a jaded theatre critic who gets a taste of the supernatural—courtesy of some vampires. *Contains mature themes and strong language. Viewer discretion is advised.*

How Can I Keep From Singing is a 45 minute long music based clown show that explores silence, sound, and the mysteries of both. Through clown, music, and meditation, Camirin provides the audience with the opportunity to slow down, and listen within.

Must Go On: A Rite of Passage is a solo multimedia, storytelling performance exploring coming out. This story of resiliency uses: video projection, poetry, yoga, voguing & puppetry. This piece poetically explores how identity and norms shape mental health, while tenderly addressing themes of loss.

A darkly comic one-woman play about learning to let go. Maya, a tightly-wound accountant, lives by her doctrine of ‘existential risk management’. But when a promotion tempts her off-track, she’s forced to reckon with chaos she can’t control.

She’s unlucky in love…and a professional matchmaker. What happens behind the scenes at the dating apps? Liv’s dishing: hilarious secrets, preposterous requests, and matches she wishes hadn’t made…oops. Seen on NPR, WNYC & SoHo Playhouse Off-Broadway.

“Queen of the World”, a one woman show written, directed and performed by Ivette Viñas, recounts the extraordinary life of the legendary film star, Marlene Dietrich and her outspoken stance against Nazism and fascism, and her fiery love affairs with Hollywood’s most notable men and women.

Tabatha waited decades to see her favorite reclusive musician perform live. When an anniversary concert in London was announced, she bought the first ticket. What happened next happens to one in three women. What happened after that happens to no one. An earnest comedy about a real tragedy.

In this delightful frolic through existential hell, Cristina confronts the humiliation that is living. Revel in this absurd remix of theater, stand-up, storytelling, and clown—part performance, part gloriously chaotic confession.

A stand up comic tries to survive the apocalypse.