Review by anonymous
June 06, 2016 certified reviewerWhat I liked
The stories are all so real and amusingly reflect the folly of human behavior and the fact that we can always find humor—even in the face of death. I especially enjoyed the unexpected elements, including the song and the Bollywood dancing! I also liked that the event was for Cancer charity and the clever way he made it about all of us. Come be a part of the cure…with laughter! A very unique stand-up experience.
What I didn't like
Due to the “confessional” nature of the evening, I would have preferred if he didn’t use a microphone, which feels more “presentational” to me. But. as one who must regularly be soft spoken in his profession, it may be his voice is naturally too soft to carry across a typical theater, so I respect the choice to make sure we could all hear him.
My overall impression
This is a fun one-man show about what it’s like to be on the other side of the doctor visit. You may never look at your GP the same way, again! :)
