Malone's advocacy greatly evolved as a result of this Broadway production. Not only was "Fun Home" an award-winning musical, it was reportedly also a “social outreach program". In 2011, Beth Malone started to perform her one-woman show, titled "Beth Malone: So Far." Malone describes this production as an “autobiographical tale about what it was like for [her] to be a rural lesbian in the ‘70s.” This one-hour production takes the audience on a journey through her teenage years and young adulthood. Malone pegs herself as “part dude, part lady… all lesbian.” This musical cabaret depicts Malone's life, yet she is careful to make sure that her performance avoids the coming-out cliche. Instead, "So Far" is a coming-of-age story, which highlights her relationship with her father and how their relationship changed when she came out. Although there are several emotional and “heart-wrenching” moments in the show, Malone's presentation is inherently comedic, and she incorporates humor throughout her concert. Malone has continued to develop and craft "So Far" over the years, and she still performs her cabaret throughout the country. Malone released her first solo album in 2008, and it is available on iTunes and Spotify.