Past Productions

Shoshanna wrote, directed and appeared in the music video No Thank You
I’ll Twist Some-more (1984) when she was just 17. It aired on WABC television's New York Hot Tracks, in New York and Los Angeles. It showed in New York, Tokyo and Los Angeles night clubs and for US Navy troops. Originally shot on 16 millimeter film this was one of the first music videos predating MTV. This seminal work has provided inspiration for the music video genre that has emerged.

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Shoshanna wrote, directed and acted in Dinner at JoJo’s (1989). The film
won the People’s Choice award at Chicks with Flick’s and was honored as
one of NYU Tisch School of The Arts best films. The film also won Best Special Effects and Best Production Design at New York University Tisch School of the Arts Film Festival.The film continues to be featured at film showings, festivals and competitions and has been honored at industry events including Cine Women and New York Women in Film presentations.

Shoshanna Gleich and Erin Rabitcheff recorded You're Gonna Love Me as a rap single when they were 25 and the only other female rap group was Salt N Pepa. Their group, Eshon, which was a combination of both their names, was the first interracial and Jewish, female rap group.

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God’s Giggle, an original comedy on roller skates, workshopped at Here Main Arts Center (2003). The performance created by Shoshanna, received a special honorary introduction by Obie Award and Drama Desk award
winning Gretchen Cryer. God’s Giggle workshopped Off-Broadway at The Garrett Theatre (2004), Where Eagles Dare (2005), The SFC in Vermont and at two NYWIFT events (2005).

2006 marked the debut of Shoshanna’s Super Fire Woman, the Roller
Dancing Hero Of The Heart. For the next decade Super Fire Women
appeared, rapping while roller dancing, in venues that include The
Woodstock Farm Festival (2009), The International Pickle Festival (2010),
and The Rosendale Street Fair (2010). At Market Market, Super Fire
Women appeared in a comedic skit penned by Shoshanna. Jerry Marotta, world renowned drummer for the Indigo Girls and Peter Gabriel, played back up for a Super Fire Woman performance and Shoshanna’s reading of an original poem, Sizzle In My Fizzle (2015).

The character, Water Woman, was created in 2012 to give voice to the
waters that are in need of our protection. Shoshanna choreographed and was the lead skater in the film Water Woman Dance. Her original poetry, featured in the film, was scored by Grammy Award winning composer and musician Steve Gorn, and filmed by Miana Jun. Shoshanna appeared as Water Woman at The Goddess Festival at The Colony Café (2012).

Shoshanna's acting credits include 1997 Warner Brothers Addicted To
Love, and The Spawn; 1994 Touchstone Pictures When A Man Loves A
Woman; 1993 Paramount Pictures Coneheads,1991; New Line Cinemas
Ninja Turtles II ; Her Independent film acting credits include: 1991 Falling,
1990 Musical Chairs On Snowflakes, 1986 No Time For Sleep, and Dream,1985 Christmas In Coollsville, and The Key Exchange.

Shoshanna was commissioned to act and dance in a ritual reenactment of
a sacred story for an annual event that celebrates the Divine Feminine that
was produced in Toronto, Canada, (2015), Vashon Island, WA, (2016), and Sewanee, Tennessee (2017).