Me, Myself and Other

MS (Multiple Sclerosis) warrior and stroke survivor team up for Hollywood Fringe project.

Two survivors, one stage - uniting Diana Romero, writer/performer and MS warrior, and Maggie
Whittum, director/producer and stroke survivor. Me, Myself and Other is a dynamicand laugh-out-loud solo show exploring Diana’s story of identity, resilience and belonging.

This show is particularly unique in that a wheelchair user is performing a solo show at the Hollywood Fringe.

The show follows Diana’s journey as a first-generation American woman navigating life’s
complexities—balancing cultural identities, overcoming the stigma of feeling “othered,” and
facing a life-changing diagnosis. Suddenly, she’s navigating a new reality—one defined by
physical limitations and societal misconceptions about disability. Despite the setbacks, her
journey becomes one of self-discovery and empowerment, showing that the challenges she
faced in the past have prepared her for the greatest fight of her life.

In a world that often overlooks or misrepresents marginalized voices, Me, Myself, and Other
stands out as a raw, honest, and uplifting celebration of individuality. The show is also great
because it’s entirely created by disabled creatives—written, performed