Sofia Molimbi

Working remote and living remote… is it a life of lonely isolation or the ultimate freedom? A woman moves to the backwoods of rural Oregon to re-frame her future, only to find her past comes knocking on her door. Mother nature has met her match! Remote, by Sofia Molimbi, is a modern-day comedy about human connection, sisterhood, and clearing out the dark corners of our minds. What’s easier to escape, your family or climate change?

Group; or Marlene is Dead, by Sofia Molimbi, is not your typical parenthood comedy. Set in modern day, Portland, Oregon, “Group” follows the lives of five parents and two professors, who are all desperate to salvage their rocky home lives. Professor Marlene’s parenting class becomes an incubator that either kills you or saves you. Structurally, the play moves swiftly from past to present, and back again, creating bitter sweet moments and a deeper level of understanding how we got "here.” This fast-paced tragicomedy is an honest portrayal of the struggles of relationships, divorce, fertility, and motherhood.

In a gentrifying American city, an elderly immigrant woman mistakenly invites a mysterious stranger and her young son, to live in her guest house. Meanwhile, an impending total solar eclipse sets into motion an upheaval of family trauma which must be confronted. Everyone is left searching for their place in the world. Where do you belong? The Eclipse is an amusing dramatic play exploring themes of love, immigration, loss, homelessness, and our magical connection to the natural world. The story reaches across generations and cultures who are desperate to find common ground.

Twin sisters take very different paths in life and motherhood. The story plays with time and magic to show us that it can often take an entire lifetime to fully understand someone else. The weight of the mental load on American mothers is one heavy load of laundry.

One day Greg wakes up to an insessent knock at the door, but not all is as it seems... what has he become? Can he ever be himself again? Can the person behind the door help him in this critical moment of metamorphosis?

A mother and daughter are at a crossroads. What do we owe to the people raise us? What does it mean to be a feminist? In this modern tiny home, two modern women hash it out.

Two women switch places to explore how their lives would be different if they had chosen the road not taken. This dramatic comedy takes places at a Public Middle School 271 in Gravesend, Brooklyn, NY, and... all over the world. The play explores feminism, identity, familial obligations, and how our childhood dreams never quite leave us.

In a small Mississippi town, a flamboyant, world-renowned actress enjoys a life of quiet retirement as an eccentric recluse until a deceptive charity volunteer uncovers her darkest secret and forces her to suddenly come to grips with her past.