Miss I-Doll
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★★★★★ “A must-see winner of a show” – Curtain Call Reviews
★★★★★ “An impeccable one person musical” – Adventures in Theatreland
★★★★ Broadway World ★★★★ All That Dazzles
★★★★ West End Best Friend
Mia is entering the Miss I-Doll competition with one goal in mind; to become a global superstar.
But on the eve of the show’s primetime final, a peek behind the curtain reveals a ruthless system of feminine stereotypes, capitalistic agendas, green washing, unethical marketing, discrimination, and… let’s cut to commercial.
★★★★★ “Daisy Steere is absolutely astonishing” – Stage to Page
★★★★★ “Fierce, punchy and razor-sharp” – Beyond The Curtain
As Mia takes to the mic in front of millions of people on live TV, she’s faced with a choice. Does she tell the truth? Or does she turn a blind eye to gain the fame and fortune she’s always dreamt of?
Reality TV gets a dose of – well, reality – in this explosive, rip-roaring, one woman musical comedy. Lights on. Cameras rolling. Filter off. It’s time for the revolution.
Cast:
Daisy Steere as Miss I-Doll
Natalie Casey as The Voice of The Reality Show
Creatives:
Director: Ruthie Stephens
Writers: Tobia Rossi and Oliver Lidert
Composer: Simone Manfredini
Original Concept: Ilaria Fioravanti
Music Director: Lawrence Michalowski
Set and Costume Designer: Ellie Wintour
Lighting Designer: Alistair Lindsay
VFX and Video Design: Lucia Caceres Alves
Assistant Directors: Greta Rilletti-Zaltieri and Oliver Lidert
Assistant Movement Director: Fletcher Dobinson
Dialect Coach: Rachel Coffey
Stage Manager: Fae Hochgemuth
Casting: Laura Seaborn for HJB Casting
Event Consultant: Laura Girone
Production Assistant: Elena Rigoni
Produced by ZAVA Productions
Special thanks to Stage One, Alfie Wells, Orla Foley and Ziv Schweitzer for SAE Institute and Exchange Theatre.