THE EMOTIONAL UNIVERSE OF A MELODRAMATIC WOMAN (2022)
Leicester Comedy Festival – LCB Depot – Courtyard (5 February 2022 @ 19:00)
FinFringe – Linnateatteri – Tampuuri (12 May 2022 @ 18:30, 14 May 2022 @ 17:00)
Reykjavík Fringe Festival – Húrra (27 June 2022 @ 19:50, 3 July 2022 @ 20:20)
Oxford Comedy Festival – James Street Tavern (15 July 2022 @ 19:30)
Gothenburg Fringe Festival – Stage of Secrets (8 September 2022 @ 20:00, 10 September 2022 @ 17:00), Oceanen (9 September 2022 @ 19:30)
Prague Fringe Festival – Café Club Míšeňská (26 September 2022 @ 19:15, 27 September 2022 @ 19:15, 28 September 2022 @ 19:15, 29 September 2022 @ 17:45, 30 September 2022 @ 16:30, 1 October 2022 @ 16:30)
Women in Comedy Festival (Manchester) – The Fitzgerald (4 October 2022 @ 19:30)
VAULT Festival – The Spacement at The Glitch (28 February 2023 @ 20:15)
Award-winning comedian Isa Bonachera is back to delight audiences and disappoint her parents with a hilarious show about cultural campiness, historical memory and embracing the drama of life.
MISS BEEHIVE (2020)
VAULT Festival – Vaulty Towers (19 – 20 February @ 21:45)
An off-the-wall stand-up experience about the joy of beekeeping as a distraction while we survive in the wreckage of the world.
This show was scheduled to be performed at multiple festivals leading to a run at the Edinburgh Fringe, but all performances were cancelled due to Covid-19. The show included a number of jokes about ecocyde and epidemics, so it was no longer fun to perform after the pandemic!
THE GREAT EMPTINESS (2019)
Edinburgh Fringe Festival – Gilded Balloon (31 July – 25 August @ 16:45)
Great Yorkshire Fringe – 41 Monkgate (28 July @ 19:30)
Buxton Fringe Festival – Underground, Old Clubhouse (12 July @ 17:30, 21 July @ 22:00)
London Preview – Canal Cafe Theatre (8 July @ 18:30)
Shaftesbury Fringe Festival – Shaston (5 July @ 21:00)
Reykjavik Fringe Festival – Hard Rock café (1 July @ 20:00, 3 July @ 18:00)
Hastings Fringe Comedy Festival – The Printworks (14 June @ 19:30)
Prague Fringe – The Golden Key (25 – 27 May @ 17:30, 28 – 29 May @ 18:45, 30 May – 1 June @ 21:15)
Brighton Fringe – The Burrow, Warren (7 May @ 21:00, 15-16 May @ 21:00)
Swindon Fringe Festival – The Victoria (10 April @ 19:30)
Bath Comedy Festival – Mission Theatre (5 April @ 19:30)
Leicester Comedy Festival – Upstairs at the Western (18 February @ 21:00)
VAULT Festival – Studio (23 – 24 January @ 22:00)
If you want become an astronaut, the probability of you getting the job is 0.0007%. That didn’t stop Isa from spending most of her life trying. Did she get any closer?
BBC New Comedy Award finalist Isa Bonachera will take you on a tour of the cosmos and her broken dreams.
This is some of the praise that this show received:
ARTCOHOLIC (2018)
Just The Tonic at The Caves – Just Up The Road
2 – 26 August (not 13) @ 14:40
Finding a female artist in a history of art book is harder than finding a good argument in a flat-earth convention. Luckily for Muchachico, he is a man, a man of the arts. You might not know his name, but you can see his paintings in every single dentist office in Brixton.
Artcoholic tells the story of Muchachico, a Spanish artist whose only desire is to become the greatest artist of his generation, and the many obstacles he faces, from the arbitrary nature of the art industry to his own lack of real talent.
Muchachico will paint live on stage every day of fringe, like a drag king Bob Ross that talks about gender, self-awareness and bad art. Occasionally he also dresses as a girl called Isa Bonachera.
AGENDA BENDERS (2018)
Just The Tonic at The Caves – Just The Wee One
2 – 26 August (not 13) @ 22:50
Agenda Benders presents Witty Gritty Bitty Fitty Committee.
Are you prepared for an hour of hys-queeria and comedy aplenty?
A sketch show on steroids by the irreverent Isa Bonachera and the irrelevant Dan Wye, finalists of Sketch Off! 2018.
Hyper-energetic micro-sketches that utilise every weapon in the comedy arsenal. You will laugh so hard the jiggle of your collective winter fat will cause a seismic tremor destroying the inner city. Your grandchildren will ask where you were when Agenda Benders performed at the Fringe: don’t disappoint them.
WOW! (2017)
Underbelly Cowgate @ Belly Laughs (3 – 27 August 2017 @ 13:00)
Soho Theatre (2 November 2017 @ 20:00)
Wow! is a stand up show about the upside of quitting and the importance of irreverence. Some months ago failed scientist Isa Bonachera decided to quit her PhD in Physics at Cambridge to pursue her passion of not being miserable doing a PhD in Physics at Cambridge.
In her debut Edinburgh show, Isa will explore the absurdity of everything to prove that there is no reason why we should endure shitty situations. Isa find humour in unemployment, loneliness, and broken dreams.