When I saw the phrase “I’ll be with you in a minute,” it instantly reminded me how patience often pays off — even when playing online slots....
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Natalie’s storytelling literally changed my brain chemistry. She skillfully weaves moments of levity with the harsh realities of saying goodbye to what we once knew our lives to be. The show takes you through a journey of navigating the layers to our identity that illness adds to and strips away from us. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll experience the rollercoaster of watching someone so precious to you slip through your fingers. The way Natalie portrays the multifaceted emotions associated with her mother’s diagnosis —fear, confusion, love, and hope—left me in awe. Her ability to convey such a wide range of feelings and memories on such a small stage is a testament to her talent and dedication. This is a tragicomedy, this is a memoir, this ...
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I was overwhelmed by natalie’s performance. She exhibited such a wide range of emotions from joy to intense grief. She was playful and coquettish one moment and despairing the next. Her use of the stage was so creative with the massage, the pill bottles, her suitcase, the film etc. She brought an empty room to life. Her script was so descriptive and extended beyond the tragic situation with her mother to include her life. I was very moved by her performance and thought about it for days afterwards. ...
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This show is so special. I was completely immersed in Natalie's world and didn't come out until the lights went up. Tackling such a painful, difficult topic with vulnerability, authenticity, humor, and heart is not an easy task. Natalie and the whole production team knocks it out of the park. ...
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