"'She said that while she gets some help, Sci-Hub remains pretty much a one-woman show (it’s “mainly me,” she said)' -- The Chronicle of Higher Education "So t

"'She said that while she gets some help, Sci-Hub remains pretty much a one-woman show (it’s “mainly me,” she said)' -- The Chronicle of Higher Education "So they lie to their readers that Sci-Hub run by a woman is some kind of not a real thing but a ‘show’,..." I'd like to point out that "...a one-woman show" is an expression in American English that does not carry any extra connotations of "show" such as fictional or a falsehood.