Sofia Zaragoza
Storyteller │ Artist │ Activist
Current Projects
May Day: A Slippery New Musical
Music & Lyrics by Sam Woof, Book by Anna Fenton-Garvey & Barney Doran
PProduced by TO Entertainment
Show Operated by Sofia Zaragoza
17th June - 21st June
The King's Head Theatre
May Day. Hampstead Heath. 24 hours to stop the world from burning.
Rae, a water sprite turned human, is thrown onto the Heath and into an angry world they don’t understand. As fires rage and protests erupt, they have one mission: extinguish the flames and restore balance. The fate of the world rests in their newly found hands. No time for distractions.
Then Rae meets Billy. He wants to burn it all to the ground. Sparks fly. Everything changes.
Set in the supercharged waters of the Hampstead Ponds, this bold new musical asks: is everyone safe in the water? Will queerness save us? And can we enjoy an oasis if the rest of the world is on fire?
A wet and wild love story of mythic proportions.
Produced by Off the Beat Productions
Directed by Sofia Zaragoza
4th March - 5th March
Rosemary Branch Theatre
7th March - 8th March
Kings Head Theatre
27th April
Workshop Studio Theatre, Brussels, Belgium
In Bloom is a bold, playful and deeply feminine solo performance that blends theatre, dance and physical storytelling.
At its heart, it asks a deceptively simple question: what does it mean to bloom again after the wind has forced you shut?
Your Favo(u)rite American Woman by Ciarlene Coleman
Produced by Off the Beat Productions
Directed by Sofia Zaragoza
11th - 16th August
The Canal Cafe Theatre
Camden Fringe Festival
C is an Asian American woman and a history professor’s assistant, now living and working in the UK. She comes from immigrants, is an immigrant herself, and is very eager to please. But just how eager? Despite her nervous and intellectual demeanor, C’s past and emotions run deep.
From show business aspirations to fleeing political instability, C has left a lot behind in America. And she still has a fresher history lecture session to teach you, through original music, choreography, and slideshow presentations. Ready for class?
Your Favourite American Woman is Ciarlene Coleman’s second original, solo production. It is also the spiritual successor to her first, Your Best American Girl, which premiered at the 2019 San Diego Fringe Festival and was awarded Best World Premiere, Best of Fest, and Critic’s Pick.
Comedy of Errors Remixed by Darren Raymond
PProduced by Intermission Youth Theatre
Company Stage Managed by Sofia Zaragoza
26th November - 20th December
The Courtyard Theatre
Forced from their native homeland of "Shakespeare", Anthony and Dominique seek asylum in the UK. Unbeknownst to them, their identical twins (who they believed to be dead) are also residing in the UK. To confuse matters further, both sets of twins share the same name.
Only speaking Shakespearean, the twins are quickly mistaken for their London twins who speak only Street, causing chaos. Comedy of Errors Remixed is a hilarious reimagining of Comedy of Errors clashing today's and Shakespeare's London mayhem.
Catch the professional debut of Intermission Youth's cohort, emerging from a 10 month program dedicated to empowering young artists.
The Silent Screams EP
by The Cast of "Déjà Vu"
Produced by Off the Beat Productions
Online Release Friday 3rd October
The Silent Screams EP features original songs written by Alara Koroglu and composed by Cyrus Atkinson. The EP features songs from the powerful political-environmental musical Déjà Vu, which is inspired by the real events from Istanbul Protests in 2013. Just like the stage performance, the Silent Screams EP captures the voices of the resistance, the unspoken struggles, and the echo's of a community fighting for freedom.
Your Favo(u)rite American Woman by Ciarlene Coleman
Produced by Off the Beat Productions
Directed by Sofia Zaragoza
11th October, 2025
The Glitch
American memories and California dreaming—in a world full of Yankee woman, what does it take to be your favourite?
Nowadays, the American Dream is more complicated than ever. On her quest to become your favourite American woman, real life California girl C encounters what it truly means to represent the US of A in the entertainment industry: a strong sense of self and lots and lots of audacity.
Through dreamy original songs, self-aware poetic monologues, and burlesque dance, this all-American, visibly-Asian showgirl unravels her life and times in Southern California, London, and beyond, while confronting the violence of fascism and global imperialism in her home nation.
