One Woman Show

A quest to uncover the light hidden within the depths of grief and loss. Andrea Parson blends physical storytelling, comedic commentary, and visceral movement narrative in response to the death of her younger sister to breast cancer in 2020, and in the process brings death to life.

The Fairy Who Cried Gems is an often fantastical, sometimes verbatim, and always honest solo show by Lily Abha Cratsley. In this exploration of Indian-American girlhood, audiences are transported through a collection of folktales to discover how Desi joy can be built out of legacies of trauma.

A poignant and often hilarious true story set in Compton, CA. This written-and-performed-by solo show is the first in a trilogy. Come along on a captivating journey that explores through song, dance, and original story telling themes of love, faith, and belonging with raw honesty and deep curiosity.

If you believe in fairies, if you love seeing a boss bitch female music producer perform her own original music, if you used to watch Disney movies on VHS, then 🧚🏻‍♀️FAIRYTALES🧚🏾‍♀️ will leave you delighted, amazed, and glowing with fairy dust. ✨

Joy tells you all about her shitty relationships so you can (hopefully) learn from her mistakes. A look at sexuality, family dysfunction, addiction, & recovery through a female Asian American lens, all wrapped up in a comedic, (maybe) easy to swallow pill.

In this New Age when people – especially youth – all over the world are rising up, stories of those who rose up before us should empower us – but not if we can’t hear them. From the erasing of stories through the McCarthy Era to the censoring of social media today, someone wants us silenced. No way!

Mary tells the story of legally adopting Michael, a 35 yr old adult who first came to her home as an Airbnb guest, how he died just two years later, and what happened to their bond of love from the other side of death. Mary also openly shares her process of intense grief and her acceptance of fate.

Australia's #1 Grief Expert, Dr. Adelaide Graves, has come to America to present her newest product! GRIEF BOX is a comedy-packed combo of TED Talk wisdom and QVC flair, diving into our obsession with life hacks and the allure of capitalism. Because why to go therapy, when you can buy closure?

Anna Akhmatova, a Russian poet, lived from the fall of the Tsars to the rise of Stalin. We follow her path of grief and perseverance as she fights for the little light she has left in her life and marks what is going on around her. In a nation of the voiceless, she gave her people a voice.

A registered nurse edutains with stories and sings parodies about what really happens in a hospital and how her life ended up the way it has. She advocates for her patients, will she learn to advocate for herself? Each shift is like "The Hunger Games". Find out how this indomitable woman survives.

SHADOWS OF A GIRL follows a woman during the last four weeks of her mother's life. Uprooting dreams and memories of her own, she is faced with some delightful and some horrifying revelations. It's a profound snapshot into the life of a woman teetering on the edge and her journey back to wholeness.

Brainwashed is a dark comedy about growing up in dictatorship. Alina creates absurd reality on stage to explore brainwashing techniques with the audience while sharing her experience of living in Belarus under a brutal regime. It's silly, bizarre, but also dark and vulnerable.

A one woman show about a high school dropout who yearns to be a real estate mogul and Airbnb Superhost in the desert. Will a vision board AND a village be enough to manifest Gabriella’s destiny? See the law of attraction in action on this heroine’s adventure.

GRIT, delves into the evolution of Lisa's relationship with her body. Her journey has been infused with dance, music, and movement, allowing her to connect with her body and emotions and promoting personal growth and healing. GRIT explores themes of domestic violence, sexual trauma and body image.

177 Lovers and Counting: My Life as a Sex Researcher chronicles the personal and professional sexual explorations of American Anthropologist, Leanna Wolfe. Dr. Wolfe, a professor of anthropology and a clinical sexologist, reflects on growing up in the thick of the Feminist and Sexual Revolutions.