If You're Watching This, I'm Dead.

solo performance · hammie street prods. · Ages 16+ · United States

one person show world premiere
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PHIL WILLCOX certified reviewer June 10, 2013
Lisa's show is funny, poignant & revealing and this is just a glimpse of her colorful life. She takes you on a roller coaster ride that will have you laughing, crying and gasping. Her infectious charm has you cheering for her right out of the gate. A fast paced 1 person show that delivers. Go see this show! She'll leave you wanting more. ... full review
ANONYMOUS certified reviewer June 08, 2013
Definitely add this to your list of Must-See shows for this year's Fringe. The show is funny, poignant and a sweet look at handling situations in life no matter what curveballs are thrown at you. The hour-long show moves so quickly. I was actually left wanting more...which is a problem every artist should have. I hope to see this show developed even more because I think it has the potential for a full 90-minute set. KB... full review
PAM PORTER certified reviewer June 09, 2013
Wow. Quite a surprising show! When it starts you think you're going to get a cute and perky little story. And, while some of it was, most of it was just engrossing. This gal is very watchable and I really found myself wanting her to go on. My only complaint is that the show may be too short. She should tell stories for a living!... full review
ANONYMOUS certified reviewer June 08, 2013
Lisa Cole McClure was quirky, engaging, at times poignant, and always charming as she let us in on some of the most difficult and triumphant moments from her life. If half those stories and characters are actually true, she has had one heck of a life! I recommend the show highly for anyone who wants to spend a quick and fun :45 laughing, gasping, and shaking your head at life's unexpectedness.... full review
KATRINA HALL certified reviewer June 08, 2013
We totally enjoyed this play, it made us laugh, it made us tear up and it made me think of pressing forward, Lisa is very warm, charming, funny and down right cute! I found myself wanting it to go on, to here more of the eye-brow raising stories. KHall... full review
ELLIOTT BRANCH certified reviewer June 10, 2013
Superbly written and performed! This is a must see show by Lisa Cole that had me wanting more than the 45 minutes!! ... full review
KAPPY KILBURN certified reviewer June 14, 2013
Lisa is compelling, hysterical and heartbreaking in IYWTID. Taking a frank look at some awful youthful experiences and then flipping them on their head, she makes us respect the strong woman she has become and the healing power of laughter. It is a perfect format for the Fringe Festival in its presentation and production. But even with more time and money, it would be Lisa Cole that shines.... full review
IAN FEDERGREEN certified reviewer June 14, 2013
A seemingly random sample of awful moments from a life- suicide, divorce... the loss of a finger. I did not really enjoy this show. http://fringeblog.webs.com/... full review
ANGELA WEEKES certified reviewer June 17, 2013
I thought Lisa's performance was heartfelt and authentic, I left the theatre wanting more - great job everyone!... full review
BOB LEGGETT examiner.com certified reviewer June 17, 2013
Lisa Cole is a witty storyteller with a distinct delivery. Her primary vehicle was the camcorder, as she "recorded" a message for her family to see at some point in the future. Her stories were relatable as most of us have suffered similar fates. Cole has a great "on-screen" appearance and reminds me of a young Sally Field, with her cute dimples and huge smile. I left the theater happier than when I entered. Thanks for a job well done!... full review