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Suzanne Sole has spent her life making people laugh; on stage, on screen, and in at least three funerals where she swears she misread the room. Trained at Second City and Annoyance Theatre in Chicago and L.A., she's done it all: stand-up, sketch, improv, and musical comedy - because why settle for one kind of rejection when you can enjoy them all?

In stand-up, she landed in the finals of The Rebels of Comedy Stand-up Contest at the Friars Club in Beverly Hills and performed regularly at The Hollywood Improv and The Ice House. On screen, she's made appearances in Chicago PD, Joey, The New Partridge Family - as Shirley Partridge, in award-winning short film, I Remember, now streaming on Amazon Prime, Apple TV and Google TV, and in her own indie web series The Hirsches Care About The Earth, a show she co-wrote about a clueless couple trying to save the planet, which, like an old yogurt container, was successfully recycled into multiple film festivals.

Sole's also taken her comedic talents to the theater, touring the country in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody, and performing in, Annie Get Your Gun, opposite Patti LuPone with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, because if you're going to do musical theater, you might as well do it with a full orchestra and a Broadway legend breathing down your neck. (JK she was supes nice.)

Then came 2020, when live entertainment took a nosedive, and Suzanne did what any self-respecting performer would do: turned her guest room into a live television studio (complete with a messy closet) and launched The Suzanne Sole Show, a live-streamed sketch comedy and improv extravaganza that ran for three seasons.

Sole's one-woman show, The Spiritual Awakening Comedy Cabaret, is a bold tapestry of comedy, music, and raw storytelling. She transforms into a cast of characters as she leads audiences through the amazing gut-wrenching, yet hilarious process of becoming yourself in a show that's as deeply moving as it is funny.

Suzanne's podcast: The Spiritual Shitshow with Suzanne Sole, blends wisdom and profane comedy (headphones at work), taking a raw, hilarious dive into the shitshow the healing and spiritual awakening journey can be. Its about spirituality. With f-bombs. And, there are some special episodes where Suzanne chats with incredible guests! Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts!

Rebels of Comedy Stand Up Comedy Finalist - The Friars Club / Beverly Hills, CA (2003)

Slacks presents &quot;Peep Show&quot; - The HBO Workspace / Los Angeles, California - An all female sketch show - creator /writer / producer / cast member (2002)

The Hollywood Players - The Acme Theatre / Los Angeles, California - Ensemble sketch comedy /variety show - writer / producer / cast member (2001)

Stand-up (partial list of venues)- The Improv/Hollywood, The Friars Club/Beverly Hills, The Ice House/Pasedena, The Comedy Union/Los Angeles, The Funny Bone/Philadelphia (2004)

Julia in the Skybar with Vipers - Lead - The Complex Theatre/Los Angeles, California - Directed by David Leisure (2004)

&quot;Free, For a Price&quot; - The Second City / Los Angeles - sketch comedy - cast member /writer

&quot;Hodgepodge Montage&quot; - The Second City / Los Angeles - improvisational comedy - cast member

(2010) Played the role of Dolly Tate in &quot;Annie Get Your Gun&quot; a staged production at Ravinia starring Patti LuPone, directed by Lonny Price with Paul Gemignani, musical director. &quot;Sole nearly stole the show as the scheming Dolly&quot; - Chicago Theatre Addict

(2007) Starred in the National Tour of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, receiving fabulous reviews as sassy, brassy American tourist Muriel Eubanks. The production was directed by Phil McKinley and choreographed by Vince Pesce

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