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Normal: Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected. All of us at some times or in some ways feel like outsiders. That whatever it is that is normal does not include us. But when we enter a new culture, we actually are the outsider. An excellent vantage point to question the status quo.
Genre: Storytelling
This show is: Humorous
About Miyo Yamauchi
Born and raised in Japan, Miyo Yamauchi brings a unique perspective and sense of humor to storytelling. Her insatiable curiosity about life, people and the world leads her on many adventures and results in stories that delight her audience. She regularly performs at the Fanatic Salon Theater, Strong Words, other spoken word events, and the StoryMasters club. During the day, she works as a computer programmer, writing narratives for computers to perform.
Miyo's Exciting Events
- Her very first solo show at the Hollywood Fringe was sold out in the first 48 hours. Also, the solo shows at the Fanatic Salon have been sold out.
- She has been featured on Voyage LA .
- She launched the first AI playbill for the solo show.
- Her story, “Grandma’s Tea,” has been published in The Storytelling Bistro: Stories, Poems, and Reflections.
- She performed at Best of the Best for the Long Beach Community Theater in January 2023, celebrating their 10th season.
- She was featured on Shout Out LA.
- She won the Moth StorySlam.
- Her solo show was picked by the San Diego Union Tribute and KPBS for what to see.
The San Diego Union Tribute’s early picks for what to see at the San Diego Fringe Festival
Miyo is a natural and very funny storyteller…
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Miyo’s one-woman performance is refreshingly witty and different! Miyo has fun on stage while moving the audience through one clever, insightful, or unbelievable story after another. An entire hour filled with laughter (and learning) leaves me wanting to return to Miyo’s show again and again!
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Yuko Miyahara
What a talent! Miyo integrates audio, visuals, and heart, she’s an amazing storyteller.
After watching Miyo Yamauchi develop over the years, It’s delightful to see her polish her craft to such a high level. Her confidence shines through. She’s become an excellent performer.
I really enjoyed Miyo Yamauchi’s “How to be Japanese.” She is a one-of-a-kind storyteller. Not only was this show hilarious but also touching, educational, and at times, heartbreaking. Miyo leaves the audience with a smile on their face and wanting more. I can’t wait to see what she does next. xo
Miyo’s one woman show was captivating, humorous and entertaining. I love how she weaves her life lessons into relatable stories no matter where you come from.
She made us laugh out loud and painted a vivid picture as we took a fun journey through her life. .
Bravo Miyo, job well done!
Miyo makes every performance a personal journey and takes us along with her. Her “fish out of water” experiences as a traveler in a foreign land give us the opportunity to see our own world through different eyes, and that’s always a good thing. The fact that she does it with energy, charm, and humor make for a thoroughly enjoyable evening. More, more, more!
Miyo is an inspiring, heartfelt, hilarious, and absorbing storyteller. I was so gripped by her keen perspective on how cultures can weave and sometimes collide in her one-woman show “How to be Japanese.” The way she took us on her adventures of being a “fish out of water” while learning English and navigating American culture from a Japanese perspective ended too soon and left me wanting more. I highly recommend this show! DO NOT miss the chance to see Miyo live. I can not wait to see what she comes up with next.
Miyo is a must see must hear! She is funny, engaging, and very charming! Jane Morris’ staging helps make thus one person show constantly interesting. Some of Miyo’s stories are accented with a monitor of pictures at the side. I am glad she has been playing to sold out audiences! We were lucky to be there!
I love Miyo’s storytelling. Her stories are personal accounts of experiences that are funny, touching, and have an important message. I could relate to them. It is rare to hear stories from a Japanese perspective. ❤️
Miyo is one of my favorite storytellers! I am so thankful that I was able to see her show! She is so funny and entertaining! I can’t wait to see her again! If you haven’t seen Miyo’s show, get your tickets now! ❤