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SUPERNOVA : Spiritual Death of a Hot Mess

Musicals & Operas · Liza Dealey-Thomason · Ages 21+ · United States of America

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supernova : spiritual death of a hot mess

Review by HEATHER FINK

June 18, 2024 certified reviewer
tagged as: cabaret · mental health · loss · suicide · personal · musical

What I liked

Liza’s energy was magical and the quality of the overall production from the professional band, to the song writing, to the lighting and her costume were all top notch. I also enjoyed when the pianist Angelica Renee got into the music and danced in a way that elevated Liza’s performance and the energy in the room. It was a great room and Liza’s use of the whole space was a really engaging choice.

What I didn't like

The venue communication with patrons could be better, maybe even just a note on the tables? I only realized right before the show started that I needed to get a drink from the bar beforehand & that if I wanted food I needed to go outside to a taco truck. I was scrambling once I knew I had to move my butt. But this is nothing against the show, just a heads up to patrons of Three Clubs shows.

My overall impression

This dazzling and brave personal musical takes Liza Dealey-Thomason on a tour through the pain of multiple losses of loved ones in her life.

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