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Little Miss Higgins
From the Great Northern Plains, Little Miss Higgins struts and serenades her way onto any stage playing music brewed up in early country blues, jazz and folk. For over 20 years, she has performed, toured and collaborated as a musician, as well as recorded and released 7 independent albums. Her music and artwork have received many accolades, awards and nominations including Western Canadian Music Awards, JUNOs and Maple Blues Awards.
Though music has taken the driver’s seat for most of her career, her recent collaboration, One For Sorrow, Two For Joy, is a music-driven puppet play. Performed with co-creators Juanita Dawn and Jocelyn Mah, Higgins is thrilled to bring her love of theatre and music together to tell this heartwarming and whimsical tale of a woman living alone on the prairies in the early 1900’s. The show was part of the International Puppet Fringe Festival 2026 in New York City.
Higgins makes the province of Manitoba her home with her partner and son. Though motherhood takes up most of her time these days, she continues to perform, write, paint, garden and cultivate her creative spirit.
Join us at the Monarch on Sunday, November 1, for an unforgettable evening with Little Miss Higgins.
Our two 'hosts with the most' are putting BROADS first this hour in a show that men and women have loved and returned for. Recommended 16+
Though music has taken the driver’s seat for most of her career, her recent collaboration, One For Sorrow, Two For Joy, is a music-driven puppet play. Performed with co-creators Juanita Dawn and Jocelyn Mah, Higgins is thrilled to bring her love of theatre and music together to tell this heartwarming and whimsical tale of a woman living alone on the prairies in the early 1900’s. The show was part of the International Puppet Fringe Festival 2026 in New York City.
Higgins makes the province of Manitoba her home with her partner and son. Though motherhood takes up most of her time these days, she continues to perform, write, paint, garden and cultivate her creative spirit.
Join us at the Monarch on Sunday, November 1, for an unforgettable evening with Little Miss Higgins.
Our two 'hosts with the most' are putting BROADS first this hour in a show that men and women have loved and returned for. Recommended 16+