Comedy

Overview

The Enlightened Hot Mess is a sexy comedy with a storyline. It’s an unfiltered, raw, and unapologetic journey through midlife mayhem, chaos, and self-empowerment. Helene Rose explores feminine self-expression and reclaims the dark inner goddess. She leaves behind her old life to begin again. This time, she refuses to settle, redefining who she thought she was and who the world told her to be. As she reclaims her voice and her power, this relatable and irreverent show entertains and empowers audiences to question their own lives and step into themselves as powerful creators. Laughing releases resistance. Just like orgasms. Expect to get dirty.

The Details

Written and performed by Helene Rose @helenerose11 @zealcomedy

Angel Art by Maria Fetterhoff @glorybadgestattoo and @mariatortillacomedy

About Helene

One year ago, Helene quit her job teaching Algebra because she wanted fun, meaning, and purpose in her life. For her, it was not Algebra. Her mentor, Robert Wood, helped her shift her perspective from a printing press for money to a goddess creator. Since then, she has created Be Brilliant Network LLC, a worldwide platform for healing & transformation, a book released in May 2026 How to Get the World We Want, a comedy show The Enlightened Hot Mess, and has trained with the University of Metaphysics for the healing & coaching work she offers to empower and inspire others in their own lives. Her motto is Don’t Settle, Shine. Don’t dim to fit in, shine to stand out. You weren’t born to blend, you were born to be brilliant!

Reviews

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“An exuberant performer with an infectious energy. High school math’s loss is comedy’s gain.”
— Mike

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“Bring a date and have some laughs! Helene is genuinely hilarious in her new comedy show! A truly original show that had us smiling, laughing, gasping, and crying throughout. P.S. BYO coconut oil.”
— Rese Davidson

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“If you ever wanted to see a show that makes you ponder your past, present, and future—while at the same time making you laugh hysterically at unthinkable subject matter—catch Helene Rose and The Enlightened Hot Mess. It will be one of the most enjoyable 60 minutes you’ll spend. Her comedic insight on women’s feelings and actions, while keeping a tight rein on the male perspective, is absolutely hilarious. Leave the kiddies at home and come down for a wild ride… I guarantee you’ll be discussing it for weeks.”
— HAD

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“Hilarious and full of heart!”
— Derek James

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“If there is anyone who can make us laugh at how life treats us, it’s Helene. Her challenges are our challenges. Her joy is our joy. I’ve been fortunate enough to experience the evolution of her show, and you too will be sucked in by her energy and her hilarious ways of facing each day.”
— Jennifer Hill

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“For a good time, go see The Enlightened Hot Mess! Helene Rose is saucy, spicy, and wildly entertaining! Be prepared for a high-energy, yet thought-provoking show.”
— A.R.B.

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“Helene’s show is full of heart, humor, and chutzpah! If you’re looking for a life-affirming mix of dirty and honest, this is it.”
— Pam

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“Sharp, fearless, and unexpectedly perceptive, Helene turns everyday absurdities into brilliantly timed comedy. Her humor is irreverent without feeling forced, and beneath the punchlines is real insight about people, relationships, and modern life. Equal parts chaotic and intelligent, she keeps the audience laughing while actually making them think.”
— Jig

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“I recently attended a performance of Helene Rose’s The Enlightened Hot Mess. This show has everything: self-empowerment, meditation, reclamation, and stories about oral sex. It makes for a very interesting and entertaining evening.”
— John Novosad

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“Helene is God-sent! Pun intended. Despite being shamefully tardy to her show, I was immediately strapped in and along for the ride. Her enlightened aura captivated me and then flooded me with all the NSFW comedy my spirit didn’t know it needed. Sprint, don’t run, to all things Helene!”
— Edda Saenz