What I liked
Everything…presentation, projection, authenticity, content, sound, lighting, warmth, humor.
What I didn't like
I have no suggestion here.
My overall impression
I love that Jean Franzblau realizes that this topic is important, is discussed a lot less than it should be, and has been added to the huge pile of “guilt and shame” topics, that are already in the collective unconscious, fueling wars, rapes, murders, and a host of assorted varying and sundry neurotic and pathological expressions of the human condition.
If we humans came to terms with our different feelings and emotions, and the natural instinct to express them as kids do when they play, without judging, labeling, or shaming them, we would have a much happier, healthier world. Jean brings light to this darkness, in such a natural, humorous way, and she is as relatable as the girl next door.
I was at opening night, and it was refreshing and fabulous and fun to watch the show…I would recommend it to anyone!
What’s next, Jean?
