What sort of venues have you played in before? Do you usually travel for just one show, or for multiples?

Mollie Gross has performed on many military bases. Some bases have booked her for two shows in one weekend.

Bases usually have free shows or require a small $5 fee to attend. They also provide childcare for a small fee.

She has performed for small crowds, like a private Family Readiness event in a dinning room or room with a cleared area and podium. Large MCCS/MWR base sponsored show usually takes place in a theatre or staged ball room. Many bases, like Camp Lejeune used the base theatre and stage. MCCS charged $5 at the door and sold drinks and snacks.

Some bases like Parris Island have hosted Mollie's event in conjunction with a dinner. After the club served dinner and drinks, Mollie performed for guest while they were sitting at tables.

After the show Mollie Gross allows audience members to come on stage for pictures. Many MCCS or MWR sponsored events will designate a space for her to sell her comedy audio cd, and book, "Confessions of a Military Wife" after the show.

Her performance rider provides details on her green room and directions for clearing an area for her to perform in if there is no stage.

What sort of audience numbers are typical for your show on a military installation?

Mollie has performed for 20 and over 200. All women shows sponsored by EWC or OWC clubs and open audience shows including Marines and Sailors with their wives hosted by MCCS and MWR. No children are allowed at her shows. Adult content and issues are discussed. Mollie has performed for hundreds and for dozens. It depends on the base and the sponsoring party.

* We hope this detailed info has helped. Many groups, clubs, and MCCS/MWR have also done give always at her events and prizes. Rotary clubs and local businesses often like to contribute to these events to show their support with donations for the home front.