Hold Me Down

A thoughtful integration of reconciliation, fear, and the yearn to control the meandering tributaries of chaos within one's life. Jackie tangles a web of alternate personalities striving to integrate themselves through the metaphor of bondage, domination, and submission. We see her playing different roles that explores the depths of her psyche as she seeks to find a common ground where one can feel safe, loved, and most of all, understood. This show is not for the faint of heart due to the nature of triage she employs, trying to nurse multiple wounds while simultaneously warding off the demons which have followed her current and past lineage, however, if one can make it through the initial fear and discomfort, there is a graceful dance o... full review

Well-balanced and deeply moving. Hold Me Down reaches out to you and captivates you while making you feel safe in the space. The music is beautiful, the choreography is thoughtful, and the dialog is wildly engaging. ... full review

What an incredible show! The artist’s vulnerability and BRAVERY successfully set the stage for a fun, naughty, and absolutely touching story of self discovery (and kink). Beautiful songs and execution. I laughed I cried, I got a lil turned on. It’s EVERYTHING! Highly recommend! ... full review

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Such an amazing show! So wonderful to see such an artistic feat. ... full review

Beautiful, moving performance full of love and life. So moving, in fact, that it's convinced me to give therapy another try-... full review

This show was vulnerable, relatable, and the songs are BOPS! ... full review

The show was incredible for a few reasons. The performer was able to assume the role of multiple characters, such that with the audience, forgot that she is one person. It felt like we were taken on a journey through her life, both good and bad times, and that is a highly relatable thing.... full review

Jackie's one-woman musical was a mixture of adorable, funny, and vulnerable storytelling from generational trauma, BDSM, Asian-American experience, relationships, and more. Great transitions in her music, character impressions of friends/family, and rope play. A roll of emotions.... full review