April Wish has spent a lifetime creating, most notably her two stunningly perfect children. From hundreds of stage performances to producing nearly a dozen feature films, she is a pioneer in interactive live streaming narrative storytelling and throws really wild themed birthday parties for her kids. Having spent two decades working to support and uplift female voices on stage and on screen, she is excited to be amplifying her own story now as a Solo Theatre Artist.

 

In 2019, MY NAME IS MOMMY went on a National Tour. The show played to sold out audiences in Los Angeles, garnered a STAR Award from the Maui Fringe Festival, the Producer’s Encore Award at The Hollywood Fringe Festival and was extended into a run at The Whitefire Theatre. She has been invited to participate in The Santa Monica Playhouse’s Binge Fringe Festival, the Studio Collaboration at The Long Beach Playhouse as well as the LA Women’s Theatre Festival.

 

In 2020/2021, she performed MNIM on Zoom several times as well as developed her second show, MOMMY MONSTER, presenting it live on Zoom to an international audience….all while making 48 ghost pinatas by hand for her daughter’s Elementary School fundraiser and learning how to teach preschool on the fly for her son’s classroom of one.

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Throughout 2023, April toured the not-so-solo show, Wendy, My Darling (www.DarlingWendy.com), culminating in Best of Fest awards in Vancouver and St. John, Canada. The show also played to Sold Out audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Ashville Fringe Festival and the Orlando Fringe Festival. Wendy, My Darling featured video appearances by Jon Cryer and Busy Philipps and the music of Tammy Glover.

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April is co-owner of Jubiliee!, a theatre company that provides creative experience for all ages. They have successful launched theatre camps for kids, a storytelling series and recently premiered a Holiday show written by April that has become an instant tradition. She are currently in development on an original musical, with plans to premiere in 2025 and it is April Wish's grandest hope to one day figure out how to say "No" to the PTA so that she can stop running fundraising events no one wants to volunteer for, and finally write another show.