Sophie Santos is Codependent

When Sophie's girlfriend of four years breaks up with her because the couple was too codependent, Sophie’s OCD is manifested into a frat boy who no one else can see. As OCD guides Sophie through a series of comedic and existential adventures, including "winning the breakup," Sophie begins to understand that the root of her codependency stems from her Spanish-Filipino father and her upbringing. Now, Sophie must decide to continue to play into OCD's fears or face them. This one-person musical debuted with a sold out run at the 2023 Edinburgh Festival.
REVIEWS & PRAISE
Broadway World review: Four stars. “A fun and powerful show. Santos is a fantastic performer. OCD is truly the highlight of the show, with Santos playing an antagonistic frat boy who insists on doing rituals in order to ensure that Santos’ loved ones will not die. FOUR STARS.”
Fringe Biscuit review: Four stars. “A breakup saga bubbling with Bo Burnham-esque panache, Sophie Santos unpacks codependency in a raucous musical comedy. OCD serves as both adversary & mentor, lighting a path to self-acceptance. An inventive, self-aware & deeply resonant portrayal, FOUR STARS”
"Funniest U.S. Acts to See" – The Herald
"10 LGBTQ+ Acts to Watch" – attitude
“Top Queer Acts to Watch” – Diva Magazine

Sophie Santos (they/them) is an award-winning Southern-Spanish-Filipino comedian, writer, and author of the best-selling comedic memoir The One You Want to Marry (And Other Identities I’ve Had), whom Shondaland called "honest & hilariously awkward." Sophie’s book debuted at number one to critical acclaim, was a best-seller, and won the 2022 Lambda Literary Award for “Best Lesbian Memoir.” It was nominated for a Queerty Award out of 1.8 million votes.
Sophie was the head writer for Lil’ Interns, a workplace docu-series starring SNL’s Kenan Thompson. You can hear them in the Audible Original “Hit Job” alongside Pete Davidson and Keke Palmer and as Emily in “Hot White Heist” directed by Alan Cumming. Sophie has also appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen and has been featured in Entertainment Weekly, them., Bustle, New York Mag, and more. They are on Time Out's "Queer Comics to Watch," attitude's "10 LGBTQ+ Acts to Watch," and The Herald's "Funniest Act to See." Sophie’s pilot, HAIL MARY, was a 2024 Out Loud List Honoree. Follow Sophie on Instagram @sophieesantos

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The Lyric Hyperion, 2106 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, United States