Pippa White

Pippa White calls her One's Company Productions "part theatre, part storytelling, part history." Her performance pieces are many and varied, ranging from The Story of the Orphan Train to Voices from Ellis Island, 72 Years to Women's Suffrage, Voices from the Resistance, Memories of the Titanic, and more. She even has a charming musical, I Can't Give You Anything But Songs. Into Possession of Myself chronicles the lives of Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton and Dorothea Dix, and has been featured at many nurse conferences. To date she has crisscrossed the country many times, touring to thirty-five states, performing at universities, theatres, museums, schools, libraries and festivals, including the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee, and the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival in Utah. Pippa has performed five times at the United Solo Theatre Festival in New York City, garnering a review that called her work "riveting, heartbreaking, and suspenseful." She was raised on the West Coast, spent many years in the Midwest, and now lives in Rochester, New York.

 

Performance Fee: $350 and up

Workshop Fee: $300

Travel: CT, MA, ME, NH, NY, RI, VT, Out of Region

Audiences: Elementary, Teens, Families, Adults

Genres: Historical Tales

Awards: 

Best Encore--United Solo Theatre Festival, NYC 2019
National Orphan Train Complex--Special Achievement Award 2021
Artistic Achievement Award (Performing Arts)--Lincoln Arts Council 2013
Lincoln-Lancaster Women's Commission (Performing Arts) 2007
Two Individual Artist Fellowship Awards, Nebraska State Arts Council

 

Testimonials

"Pippa's presentation was unbelievable! I looked around at the students and I have never seen them so engrossed in a presentation. They had wonderful questions and we even had to cut them off because of time. We couldn't have been happier with Pippa."
Cathy Hare, Admin. Asst. Pembroke Hill School, Kansas City MO

"Our audience was awestruck with her unique storytelling skills and her ability to engage you in a moment of history. 'Captivating, Enlightening, Educational,' left you wanting more,' were just a few of the comments made by those who attended."
Brooke Riera, Mutual of Omaha

"Utterly charming....communicating every feeling."

Theatre Pizzazz Review, NCY