Shows At The Whitefire Theatre

Nina never asked to be born, and now that she’s here, she’s spent her entire life feeling bad about it! Through a hybrid of intimate storytelling and hilarious characters, Nina explores the areas of shame that she has experienced as a woman who is forever trying to escape her own reality.

The #1 open mic for solo artists! Hosted by Jessica Lynn Johnson.

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.

Searching For My Father is Glen's personal journey after the tragic loss of his father at the young age of 10 and growing up, searching through the life lessons from his short time with his Father; where the learning and discovering of his father’s personality was forever ingrained within him.

From a heartbroken six-year-old asking every delivery man "Are you my daddy?" to a grown man receiving the most shocking Father's Day message imaginable, this is the extraordinary true story of resilience, hope, and the family we're meant to find.

Isreali actress, Lian Ben Porat brings back her incredible solo show, "SECOND NATURE." A journey of a girl having to grow up too fast because you know... Life...doesn't always deal you the cards of your dreams.

Soul Dancer is a different kind of love story that explores a dancer’s passionate affair with flamenco over the course of 30 years.

Sunita's one woman show weaves an autobiographical tale, that takes you through a musical theatre journey of her life's ups and downs and everything in between. You WILL laugh, you WILL cry...you WILL be inspired and filled with joy by the resilience of the human spirit.

SUPERNOVA is a one woman musical comedy about Liza and her superfamily on a mission to save the world from a suicide pandemic. Through 10+ songs, humor, multimedia, and with the help of a new wise friend, Liza learns the best way to help others is to help yourself first.

Michele’s mentally ill mom turns Mother’s Day into an avalanche of dread. “Hallmark doesn’t make cards for crazy moms!” But the truth is revealed about where her mother really came from, and the generational trauma that started in holocaust-era Berlin. Can she finally love her mom for who she is?