One Woman Show

Autobiographical telling of Anzu's journey being Hollywood’s reluctant celebrity masseuse. Inspired by the 30 Min Comedy pilot written by Anzu. There's nothing worse than being the BEST at a job you're dying to quit This will be the debut Comedy Special / One Woman Show Taping.

"Woman - The Yoko Ono Musical Experience" is the new unprecedented telling of Yoko's life like you've never seen or heard before. This is the follow up show to Anzu Lawson's sold out "Dear Yoko" One Woman Show that she debuted at The Whitefire in 2019, which received rave reviews to sold out shows.

BroadwayWorld Award nominee! Dreams are for losers. MaryLee knows–she's always dreamt of being an actor and writer and what good has that done? Three days. One script. A cacophony of voices in her head saying she’s too old to do anything. They're called 'deadlines' for a reason…somebody has to go.

177 Lovers and Counting: My Life as a Sex Researcher chronicles the personal and professional sexual explorations of American Anthropologist, Dr. Leanna Wolfe. She reflects on coming of age in the thick of the Feminist and Sexual Revolutions and ultimately studying sexual practices worldwide.

Fleeing Iraq due to religious persecution during the 1941 Farhud pogrom, Valerie David’s paternal Middle Eastern Jewish family built a new home in America. Their inspirational journey mirrors today’s growing intolerance and prejudice, and shows how father/daughter learn to accept their differences.

Almost 10 years ago Jessica found herself on a journey, discovering the truth about the history of reproductive rights in Pre-Roe United States. Learning about the past allowed her to confront her own present, and ask questions about our future. As we stare down a post-Dobbs world... now what?

Anna, a struggling mother, starts a virtual diary to document her life. Throughout the course of a year, we follow her story of love, heartbreak, and healing. An history of a mother's devotion to her son and herself, "Anna" seeks to answer the question, "How can we move on? And how should we?"