Show Me Your Dick: Cara Meyers Solo Show, Dec. 1

Cara Meyers is bringing her solo storytelling show, Show Me Your Dick: A Lifetime of Dating in a Larger Body, back to the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles for a second night on Dec. 1. If you are building a list of things to do in Los Angeles as the holidays approach, this is the sharpest, most personal comedy option on it.

When: Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2026 (an earlier performance is listed for Oct. 16) Where: Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, Los Angeles Runtime: About 1 hour 15 minutes, no intermission Tickets: Through the TheaterMania listing linked below

What the show is about

The premise is simple and a little provocative. Meyers spends her whole life hearing, directly and indirectly, that her body makes her undesirable. Then she discovers that the men in her inbox apparently never got the memo. The show lives inside that contradiction.

She tells the story through humor, dating-app messages and a selection of the unsolicited photos she has received over the years. The arc runs from growing up fat and navigating high school dating to the strange, often contradictory world of online dating.

Who is behind it

The show is directed by Margot Leitman, author of What's Your Story? and Long Story Short, both books about shaping personal stories for an audience. That background shows in the format. This is storytelling first, with the jokes built into the narrative instead of stacked on top of it.

What to expect

Expect an adult, frank evening. The title is not a metaphor, and the material includes explicit messages and images, so this is not a family outing. The tone is more funny and generous than shocking: a night about being desired, dismissed and judged because of your body, told by someone who has clearly thought hard about it.

At just over an hour, it also fits easily into a night out with dinner beforehand or a drink afterward. It is a good pick for anyone scanning upcoming events in Los Angeles for something with a real point of view.

Practical info

The listing does not publish a ticket price or a start time, so check the TheaterMania page for current availability before you go. The theater listing also carries a mismatched street address, so confirm the venue location on the ticketing page before heading out. Plan to arrive early for a comedy room of this kind, and bring a friend who enjoys honest, personal humor.

Looking for more nights like this? Browse our comedy events and the wider Los Angeles events page for what else is on the calendar.