Get your tix to see some of the funniest women in comedy! Some highlights below:
We have selected some of the most interesting women centered solo shows for a solo night: Use code SOLO5 for $5 tickets:
Ama Marfo
According to recent studies, 50% of American singles aren’t actively looking for a partner or relationship. These jokes are for them. In this show, “anxious Black nerd” Amma Marfo deftly explores dating fatigue, self-acceptance, and what it looks like to live a life full of love - while giving her swiping thumb a rest.
Carly Polistina
“Jane Eyre Wasn’t A Whore”, written and performed by Carly Polistina, follows the story of aspiring actor and Brontë enthusiast Anne Brauer who, while staunchly opposed to modern dating, finds herself in a situationship of GOTHIC proportions. Much like a musical where the characters break into songs, she breaks into passages from Brontë novels making it a rom-com, period piece adventure. Polistina is a New York City based actor, writer, and stand-up comedian.
Patricia Dinglasan
“Modern Asian Mom” showcases Filipino American comedian, Patricia Dinglasan telling the story of raising her teenage American kids as best she can while healing from her crazy mother’s parenting and tragic suicide. The show sheds light on challenges for the Asian American community in particular: parenting, mental health and blending cultural beliefs.
Brooke Finegold
“Something Blue” is a gay story told through straight weddings. She takes us to Miami for her sister’s bachelorette party, to California to meet her new step parents, and finally to Georgia to uncover her dead gay cousin’s legacy. This show is for anyone who has experimented with hair dye or has ever done a gay thing one time (or more).
Liz Coin
With her co-star running late, “Lizzy Sunshine” must carry a double act... alone. It’s a positively chaotic comedy hour by addiction’s (fun!) little sister. Like Glee unwilling to admit it’s Baby Reindeer... but don’t worry, it’s not sad! Lizzy Sunshine had a sold out Off-Broadway at Soho Playhouse, received rave reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and was invited to perform in London May 2026
Lissa Lenis
“Malcriada” is a stand-up show by Queens-born latina comedian Lissa Lenis, that turns the word “malcriada” into a badge of bold, unfiltered truth. Through sharp storytelling and fearless comedy, Lissa tackles body image, mental health, family expectations, and growing up latina in New York City. The show marks the arrival of a distinct new voice in contemporary comedy. Very raw, personal, and impossible to ignore.
Meg Millane
After the success of her debut 5-star solo show, Meg Millane is at it again with “Bride to Be,” a sharp, character-driven comedy about a woman deep in wedding planning. As she navigates cakes, DJs, and family expectations, she unravels the history and cultural weight of marriage, forcing herself to confront what commitment actually means to her. Torn between spectacle and substance, she must decide if she’s planning a wedding… or redefining it.
A comedy fundraiser for abortion access at the Bell House with a gorgeous southern state lineup: Ariel Elias, Esther Fallick, Shalewa Sharpe & more!
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