Kami Girl

Performed by Kami Dimitrova

Directed by Connor Bowen

Get ready for a clown-fueled fever dream in Kami Girl, a solo comedy written and performed by Kami Dimitrova. Equal parts unhinged and heartfelt, this Borat-meets-I Love Lucy experience promises a wildly funny ride full of physical comedy, music, and absurd character work, directed by Connor Bowen.

Set in a fictional Bulgarian eatery, Kami Girl tells the story of a mediocre waitress constantly demoted by her father at Cafe Papa Restaurant. But her passion for singing keeps derailing her job—and her life. Featuring live piano and riotous clowning, Kami’s performance is “dumb in the smartest possible way.”

“This show is a love letter to all the immigrant kids who at one point had to tell their parents they don’t want to be a lawyer because they like how acting makes them feel,” says Dimitrova. “It’s stupid, it’s physical, it’s deeply personal—and there’s a live piano. What more do you want?”

About the Artists

Kami Dimitrova is a Los Angeles-based comedian and performer known for blending clown, music, and bold, character-driven comedy. She regularly performs at UCB LA and has appeared in films and television shows on Hulu and NBC. Originally from New York, Kami honed her improv skills at UCB before training in clown with Philippe Gaulier in France and the Idiot Workshop in LA. Most recently, she played an awkward masseuse in Ilana Glazer’s film Babes.