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Miss S.

Trained actress and screenwriter with a master’s degree from the London College of Communication (UAL) and a former lifestyle journalist. Miss S.

writes and performs short, humorous stories about female desire on stage.

16/08/2026

I know it’s still early, but I wanted to give you a little heads-up about my upcoming performances this autumn. 🍂

I may have been a little quiet here lately, but I haven’t disappeared! I’m very much looking forward to returning to the stage this autumn, and I’m happy to finally share a few dates with you.

I’ll be posting more about the performances later in August, but for now, save the dates! 🎭
Ticket sales for the end of September will start in late August. Check out my website for tickets mypleasure.show

Hopefully I’ll see some of you at one of the shows and please feel free to repost or share this with friends who might enjoy coming along.

Thank you, as always, for your support. ❤️

More soon! ♥️

10/08/2026

Feeling like a diva in my new Burberry sunglasses — well, new to me. They used to belong to my mum, and she gifted them to me.

I feel like a Hollywood star in them. ✨😎

Wishing you all a great start to the week!

♥️

08/08/2026

I recently highlighted my hair and returned to blonde after two years of my natural colour.

I had been some shade of blonde for most of my adult life. I always felt blondes had more fun — and, honestly, I felt more confident as a blonde.

Then, in 2024, I lost my hair while undergoing chemotherapy. During treatment, I wore a natural-looking blonde wig. But when my hair started growing back, I no longer wanted to hide it — and I didn’t want to use chemicals on it so soon after treatment.

I had to learn to embrace being a short-haired brunette with white streaks. Part of me was always yearning for the woman I had been before chemo: shoulder-length blonde hair and all.

Two years later, I finally went blonde again… and suddenly, I found myself missing the brunette.

So here I am, getting used to my blonde highlights. I kept the grey streaks, so I don’t have to colour my hair every few weeks.

Hair has a powerful role in shaping how we see ourselves and how we feel in our own bodies. It’s something I explore in my show My Pleasure.

Upcoming show dates this autumn are on my website at: mypleasure.show

In the meantime, I’d love to hear how your hair makes you feel.

♥️

18/07/2026

At the end of my last show, a woman asked me:

"What are your three tips for feeling your sexiest?"

I have to admit, the question caught me off guard. A little imposter syndrome crept in. Then I reminded myself... I've spent years researching female sexuality as a journalist, and I created an entire show about it.

So I gave her my answer.

Watch the video to hear my three tips for feeling sexy—not for anyone else, but for yourself.

And if it resonates with you, I'd love to see you at one of my upcoming shows.

Find all the dates at mypleasure.show

♥️

01/07/2026

Last week, after returning from the work trip I shared in my previous post, I was back on stage two days later , performing at Kinky Soul—in the middle of Berlin's heat wave.

I usually perform my own work, but this time I chose a monologue from The Va**na Monologues—"The Woman Who Liked to Make Va**nas Happy," which I had previously performed at a fundraiser in February.

It was scorching, sweaty, and so much fun. 🔥❤️
**naMonologues ♥️

19/06/2026

Sorry for my radio silence. Since returning to Berlin, things have been quite hectic.

During the summer, I work as a tour manager, which is a
kind of performance in itself. I travel with tour groups in Germany, Scandinavia and central Europe.

At the moment, I'm traveling on a luxury cruise ship along the Rhine with a group of Americans. Once I'm back in town, I'll be able to focus on my show again.

In the meantime, you can check out my website for new show dates from September through December 2026: mypleasure.show

♥️

05/06/2026

In these photos, it looks like I’m on vacation. I can assure you, I was not.

I had to make an emergency trip back home. Being an only daughter to divorced parents during a health crisis is incredibly challenging.

It’s a lot of responsibility to carry, especially when you live far away.

This week, I spent some very intense days at the hospital with my mom.

Thankfully, it’s not a life-or-death situation, but it is a complex health issue that significantly affects her quality of life.

Living abroad makes it even harder, knowing I can’t always provide the ongoing physical support she needs.

As difficult as this week has been, I made a conscious effort to create small pockets of self-care throughout each day.

Sometimes that meant 15 minutes of yoga and breathing exercises first thing in the morning.

Sometimes it meant making sure I had a nourishing, delicious lunch.

Other times it meant practicing self-compassion in adition to compasdion towards my mom and taking a few minutes brealk when everything felt overwhelming.

And here, it meant taking a walk on the beach and watching the sunset on my last day here.

Because finding moments of pleasure and beauty during difficult times is essential. Not to ignore reality, but to help us keep going without sinking under its weight.

How do you find moments of joy or comfort during times of crisis?

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

28/05/2026

More photos from yesterday's show.

I loved the intimate setting giving it a real community feel.

At the end we had a little Q&A and then had a chance to

mingle with the audience. Loved it!

If you are looking for a unique way to mark an occasion,

you can reach out and book me for a show.

♥️

❤️

27/05/2026

Had a marvelous private show tonight, hosted . A group of 15 women who came together to laugh and enjoy a fun evening!

One of the guests enjoyed it so much she has invited me to perform at a community event in September.with Constanze Baier as the coach who will give a framework to the event!

♥️ 💯

20/05/2026

Here’s the second video in a series I’m working on called Stories from Art, where I write and perform short monologues inspired by works of art. Writing a story from a postcard is my favorite writing prompt.

It’s a fun way to keep writing, performing, and imagining the lives behind paintings.

This painting, Fragility, is by the Italian artist Vittorio Matteo Corcos, who is known for his beautifully complex portraits of women.

The story I created is entirely fictional — just something that came to mind as I looked at the painting.

If you have a favorite work of art you’d like me to write a monologue for, let me know in the comments.
♥️

Adresse

Berlin

Website

https://www.mypleasure.show/

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