Starts: Saturday, March 13, 2010 @ 12:00 pm

Got a great idea for a one-person show that's been stuck in your head? Need some tools to make your vision a reality? Feel like a solo-show is intimidating, overwhelming... nearly impossible? This workshop is for you!

You will learn the art and skill of storytelling, develop your voice as a writer, and discover the structure that best fits YOUR show. Whether you're interested in being the next Spaulding Grey monologist or John Leguizamo style character piece, your show will be unique and awesome!

Shows developed in this workshop include Kinga Suto's The D-Monster recently selected to be a part of the AFI Women's Directors Workshop and Chris McGowan's How to Kill a Nice Guy.

Class Dates and Times

Instructor: Molly Prather

Molly is a writer and performer living in Los Angeles. As a storyteller, she is a StorySLAM winner at The Moth (Los Angeles and New York) and Spill Your Guts (UCBTLA). Molly has written for the TMZ show, Time Out New York, AOL Television, the anthology Have I Got A Guy For You, and numerous fitness videos including Tera Patrick's Fit for Sex.

She has appeared at UCB in ASSSSCAT, That Girl: A Cautionary Tale, Worst Laid Plans, The Mess, Show and Tell, Gun Love, Killgore: The Musical, The Dogs of Saint Christopher, Cojullio's Pizza, Spaceship Fantastica and The Syndicate.

If you stay up late enough, you can sometimes catch her on The Late, Late Show with Craig Ferguson playing Sarah Palin and/or bald Bond girls.