05/09/2026
I sold out my very first show in London!!! Here is how the day went:
⏰ I woke up at around 7am.
🖥️ By 8am, I was running through my material for probably the 200th time. And yes, this is the most comfortable position to sit in, and I will die on that hill.
🎟️ At around 10am, I saw that the show was officially SOLD OUT. So naturally, I cried a little.
🎨 At noon, I painted this banner. Which I should have done way earlier, but I like to make my life “spicy.”
🧳 At 1pm, I started packing — with the guidance of my packing list, because I needed to bring 39 separate things to actually run this show. I dream that one day I will have a massive tour convoy to help me with all this. But for now, all I have is myself.
🚶♀️ At at 4pm, I very unglamorously dragged myself and my 39 items to the venue, looking like I had just moved continents. And then spent the next hour setting up my little stage.
💋 5pm: makeup in the green room.
👗 6pm: costume change.
🆘 And then, 15 minutes before the show… The microphone gave out. So we made the last-minute executive decision that I would simply…talk really, really loudly.
🎭 And at 7pm…SHOWTIME! The room was full and very cheerful!
🩷 After the show, I got to meet some audience members, which was the best part.
🍽️ At 9pm I closed off the day with a well-deserved dinner with my dear friend.
🛌 In bed by 11pm. What a day!
About the show:
Can you see me? This may sound like the first line of every single Zoom call - but this is the first line of this show, delivered while standing on stage! By the end of the show, I hope to convince you that you can not really see me on stage - through live brainwave demos, light “illusions” expanding your reality, and the viral 2015 “colour-changing” black and blue dress. Or was it white and gold?
Us, little humans, can barely see reality — less than 1% of the light — and even that tiny sliver is largely distorted by our attention, hallucinated by our brains, and edited by our memory. “Can You See Me?” makes that invisible reality visible, live on stage.
Come see me... IF YOU CAN!