The Musical. Part stand-up, part sermon, all heart.
You just saw the show.
You're still buzzing.
That feeling? That's not an accident. That's what happens when you back a dream and a passion that someone believes in fiercely. That is art. Art with no backing. No label. No industry machine. Just a deep rooted calling to make work that matters.
"Three years ago I first previewed this idea. Eighteen months ago I sold everything I owned and moved to the States with my Bernese Mountain Dog to develop it — because I needed to be somewhere that believes in dreams.
I didn't realise that country, like the rest of the world, would be on fire.
So I came home. Where I feel safer. Where I can do this with the support of my sister, my friends — and you."
Luisa Omielan hasn't had an agent for over a decade. No team.
No industry behind her.
She had an audience of women going feral at the Edinburgh Free Fringe in 2012
— and she built everything from that.
Six specials. Self-funded. Self-produced. Every single one.
A BBC documentary. An Amazon Prime special. A Radio 4 series.
A BAFTA Breakthrough — the first comedian in history to receive one.
Now she's making a musical about the most slut-shamed woman in history.
With no big producer. Because she never needed one.
She had you.
This is the anti-establishment show. Made by an independent artist whose entire career has been built by audiences — not by industry. The old systems are crumbling. Grassroots movements are rising. This musical is part of that. You are part of that.
Hiring a London venue alone is £150,000 for a 5–6 week run. This isn't a fringe show on a shoestring. It never was. God Is a Woman deserves to be done properly — with real musicians, real production, real everything.
Live musicians. This is a musical. It needs to sound like one.
Venue hire for a proper 5–6 week London run. Not a back room. A real theatre.
This show needs to be documented. So the world can see what you just saw.
Stage manager, tech, support. The people who make it happen every single night.
Then here's your chance to be a founding producer.
One-off or monthly. Whatever feels right.
Every contribution goes directly to making God Is a Woman the show it deserves to be.
If this story speaks to you — if you want to be part of something radical, original, and sacred — please consider donating.
Whether it's £5, £50, or £5,000, your support fuels the creation of something extraordinary.
Thank you with all my heart.
Big love, Luisa xx