🎄 Festive bookings now open, limited seats!
How to Be a Strong Woman
The feel-good reason to bring together friends, colleagues, or family this festive season!
Monica has spent years giving free advice to friends and family. Now, she’s bringing her wisdom to Piccadilly. Expect razor-sharp jokes, honest storytelling, and practical life tips that work for women - and surprisingly, for men too. The show promises laughter, spontaneity, and a wholesome experience you'll want to share with your besties + live Q&A for your chance to ask her anything!
📍 The Coach House Piccadilly, 7 Oxendon Street, London SW1Y 4EE
Ⓜ️ Piccadilly Circus station (2-minute walk)
London West End residency:
July - Sold out
August - Sold out
September - Sold out
October - Limited availability
November - Selling fast
December - New dates added
Limited seats. Book now!
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 (Disney+) as well as in many recent streaming and cinema productions. She frequently speaks on panels championing the importance of diverse voices in comedy.
In 2025, 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.
