How To Be A Strong Woman in One Hour - A Comedy Show In The West End
How To Be A Strong Woman in One Hour - A Comedy Show In The West End at The Coach House Piccadilly, London
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About the show
As seen on BBC and Instagram. Expect big laughs, dating misadventures & witty wisdom - a feel-good comedy night out in London. Inclusive and friendly show.
The only one woman show running weekly SINCE JULY 2025. Don't miss it!
HOW TO BE A STRONG WOMAN IN ONE HOUR After years of giving free advice to friends, Monica now brings her wisdom and wit to London Piccadilly. Expect inspiring jokes, honest storytelling, and empowering life tips that resonate with women and LGBTQ+ community while surprising men too. This uplifting hour blends laughter with self?development, spontaneity, and a sister?like conversation you’ll want to share with your besties. Plus, a live Q&A gives you the chance to ask her anything. You’ll leave not just entertained, but energised - with fresh perspective, renewed confidence, and a feel?good boost that stays with you long after the show ends
?? The Coach House Piccadilly, 7 Oxendon Street, London SW1Y 4EE ?? Piccadilly Circus station (2-minute walk)
WHAT AUDIENCES SAY
“You HAVE to come next week, it's sooo funny.”, Anna N. “I never go to live comedy, but Monica made me love it.”, Jenny Z. “Meet the woman turning advice?giving into a comedy movement.”, Charlie B.
WHAT MEDIA CRITICS SAY
"Nicely executed and efficiently written", Chortle.co.uk "A curious mix of bravado and self-depreciation", Beyond The Joke "The show is like like being invited into her living room", Nova ESEA
ABOUT MONICA
Monica Hsueh (pronounced ‘Shay’) is an award?nominated comedian, writer, and actor known for sharp wit and fearless storytelling.
Moving from Taiwan to the UK at 13, she discovered laughter as the bridge between cultures - a discovery that evolved from an open?mic dare into a dynamic stage presence defined by bold bravado, self?deprecation, and witty jokes.
Monica has performed at top venues across the UK, from The Bill Murray Angel to The Comedy Store, and her viral Strong Woman sketch series has amassed MILLIONS OF VIEWS ONLINE. A finalist in British Comedian of the Year, Leicester Square Theatre New Comedian and semi-finalist at BBC New Comedy Awards 2025, she also appears in Netflix, AppleTV, Disney+ and cinema productions, and champions diverse voices in comedy.
Her London solo debut - an honest, hilarious journey through identity, belonging, and becoming a strong woman - has been extended twice since July 2025 due to demand.
Book now, limited seats available.
ESSENTIAL SHOW DETAILS
?? Showtime: 7:15 PM ?? Doors open: 6:00 PM ?? Check-in and Ticket collection: 6:45 PM ?? Show duration: 60 minutes ?? Location: The Coach House Piccadilly, 1st floor (stair access only), 7 Oxendon Street, London SW1Y 4EE, United Kingdom ?? Nearest stations: Piccadilly Circus (2 minutes walk), Leicester Square (3 minutes walk), Charring Cross (6 minutes walk) ?? The venue requires all attendees to be 16+ ?? The show is recorded. Please let us know at check-in if you prefer not to appear. ?? Check out @MonicaHsuehComedy
Featuring - Monica Hsueh
Monica Hsueh (pronounced "shay") is an award-nominated comedian, writer, and actor, bringing sharp wit and an unflappable persona to stages across the UK.
Monica moved from Taiwan to the UK at 13 and soon realised that laughter was the key to bridging cultures and connecting with people. What began as an open-mic dare has evolved into a dynamic stage presence, defined by bold bravado, self-deprecation, razor-sharp jokes and an infectious curiosity about multicultural life.
She has performed at top venues across the country, including Backyard Comedy Club, Angel Comedy Club, The Glee Club, Komedia Brighton, and even guest-spotted at The Comedy Store.
Online, her Strong Woman sketch series has amassed over 10 million views, brilliantly satirising everything from sibling battles to the universal love of chicken balls.
In 2024, Monica reached the finals of multiple prestigious comedy competitions, including British Comedian of the Year, Leicester Square New Comedian of the Year, Bath Comedy Festival New Act, and Chichester Fringe New Act.
Beyond the stage, she has taken supporting roles in Guy Ritchie's Mob Land and Netflix’s Black Dove. She frequently speaks on panels championing the importance of diverse voices in comedy.
This summer, Monica makes her solo London debut with her hour-long show, How to Be a Strong Woman in One Hour, exploring identity, belonging, and what truly made her a strong woman.