Born in Nuremberg, and forged in the operatic fires of Witchita's Friends University, Louisa dumped The Singing Quakers for a highly dysfunctional relationship with the Chicago acting scene. After The Wall came down, Bradshaw went to Berlin and became the reigning queen of the late-night cabaret scene. She morphed her act into the wildly popular three-woman show - Triple Goddess, which was then imported to Manhattan. She was praised by the New York Times as "wonderfully breathless in a silky polyester dress" for her comedic genius in "She is King." 

Jazz Sizzle Reel

Live performance by Louisa Bradshaw with Mark Berman on Piano Rubin Nizri on Drums Ian Jesse on Bass Mixed and edited at New Records Studios

Siren's Heart
Norma Jean in Purgatory

Live performance by Louisa Bradshaw with Mark Berman on Piano Rubin Nizri on Drums Ian Jesse on Bass Mixed and edited at New Records Studios

"A side of Marilyn never expressed before! Bradshaw is riveting. Excites as I've rarely seen happen."


Joe Franklin, Bloomberg Radio

“A side of Marilyn never expressed


"The show is phenomenal! Best one-person performance I have ever seen!"

Ted Kavanau

Founding Senior Producer CNN


"The talented and beautiful Louisa Bradshaw is pure radiance as Marilyn. I love her in this show."


Elizabeth Gilbert

Author of “Eat. Pray. Love.” 

Up Close
and
Far Too Personal

A wild romp through the artist's mind, heart, and dirty laundry. We join Louisa on her mid-life victory tour with an eclectic of American standards, country, jazz, folk, rock, and originals. Bradshaw peppers her brilliant vocals, comedy, and full financial disclosure, for a night of, "No, she didn't," "Oh yes, she did!", musical entertainment and table-side therapy.