From Toilet to Tinseltown

THIS SHOW IS SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!!! She takes the character from the books and turns her into a fully realized character. I loved every reference and the story. Definitely one to see! ... full review

Really funny and thoughtful insights into Hollywood from the corporeal realm! BANG ON Moaning Myrtle impression to boot. A must for Harry Potter fans!... full review

A hilarious take on the one person genre, using pop culture references, Harry Potter, and not a small amount of snark and self deprecation. Even if you think you know where this one is going, you are in for surprises. Maddie Patrick delivers a fresh take on a character seldom seen outside of a bathroom stall. Must see!... full review

Great characterization and costuming!... full review

Very funny, its something that Potter fans MUST see, but can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone! You don't need to know Harry Potter to get her jokes, you just need to know Los Angeles. ... full review

Really fun! Great show, great character!... full review

Maddie as Myrtle giving you all the sass and whit you want and then some. It's the Myrtle you want and didn't know you needed, and her ghostly glide through out the show was dope and very well done. Go see the show to see how she pulls it off!!!... full review

Fast-paced and silly. I especially liked when Myrtle let down her guard and we got to see her eagerness represented in her physicality.... full review

Really funny one-person-show! I'm only a casual HP fan, but I knew enough to get me through the show. The majority of the show is a satire on a creepy character who will do anything for Hollywood stardom. There's plenty of pop-culture references that get ripped up along the way. This is a MUST for fans of dark humor.... full review

I'm not a Harry Potter person -at all- so I was a little nervous I'd be totally lost with the references. I'm sure there were a lot of inside jokes for he HP fans, but it was still so enjoyable and hilarious for someone like me. Maddie is so talented, and the whole thing was a lot of fun. ... full review