Fiona Goodwin

A Very British Lesbian, the one woman show, written and performed by Fiona Goodwin is back!

After a hugely successful world tour from UK to Australia and all points in between, pausing only to receive a 5 star review from the prestigious Edinburgh Festival, A Very British Lesbian makes her triumphant return to Santa Monica, Provincetown and Ithaca, NY.

About the play:

Despite religious exorcisms, a lifetime of jungian analysis, dating countless beautiful but unavailable women and one very available man called Bob, Fiona Goodwin is and always will be a very British lesbian (we think.) Fiona Goodwin trained as a nun in her early 20s. Following several failed exorcisms and a starring role on stage as Satan with a wandering troupe of missionaries in South America, she redeemed herself for countless years as an inner city teacher in the UK. Her dramatic escape to the US in 2005 and the strange adventures that have followed her, are the inspiration for her one woman show.

When she’s not performing, Fiona practices internationally as a psychotherapist/life coach. She is based in Los Angeles.

Go to Amazon and Audible for her memoir: “A Very British Lesbian.”

This solo play is directed by the internationally acclaimed actress/producer Wendy Hammers.

Learn more at fionagoodwin.com.

Fiona Goodwin is an L.A.-based comic who is also very British! Her show “A Very british lesbian” received a five star review at the Edinburgh festival 2019. It tells the story of how, after a failed Linda Blair-style exorcism, she trained as a nun then ran away to Hollywood to do stand-up comedy. Staying in the closet/convent was no longer an option! Fiona has a thriving psychotherapy practice and during Covid she wrote the book Of the same name.--