The "Strong Woman" show, as featured on the BBC, is a unique blend of comedy and empowerment, offering a feel-good experience in the heart of London. This one-woman show, hosted by Monica Hsueh, has been running weekly since July 2025 and is designed to resonate with women and the LGBTQ+ community, while also offering surprises for men.
Monica Hsueh, an award-nominated comedian, writer, and actor, brings her sharp wit and fearless storytelling to the stage at The Coach House in Piccadilly, drawing from her own experiences of moving from Taiwan to the UK at the age of 13. Her journey from an open-mic dare to a dynamic stage presence is marked by bold bravado and self-deprecation, making her performances both relatable and inspiring.
The show promises an hour filled with laughter, honest storytelling, and empowering life tips. It aims to leave audiences not only entertained but also energized, with a fresh perspective and renewed confidence. A live Q&A session is included, allowing attendees to engage directly with Monica.
Audience reviews highlight the show's impact, with comments describing it as a new form of self-care and a movement in comedy. Media critics have praised its execution and the intriguing mix of bravado and self-deprecation.
Monica's work has been recognized in various comedy competitions, and her viral "Strong Woman" sketch series has garnered millions of views online. Her solo debut in London has been extended twice due to popular demand.