Medicine Woman

I loved the show, saw it twice! 😍 ... full review

Unique, poignant, freaking hilarious, and the improvisational skills are fantastic. Highly recommend this show. ... full review

What a magnetic performance. The show is energizing and thought-provoking; Veronica manages to set and break boundaries over and over again while maintaining intrigue and a sense of trust. The show is FUNNY without sacrificing depth or vulnerability. ... full review

Funny, poignant, bizarre, and fun. It was a great show! Whip-smart and hilarious, Veronica Osorio manages to unpack trauma with humor without belittling the emotional weight of her experience. ... full review

This show is fantastic! Veronica is an incredible performer. The show feels so lived in. She knows this character inside and out. You can feel her enjoying the performance and adapting to the audience and nurturing them. She makes you comfortable with discomfort. ... full review

Veronica was brilliant in a way that I might need some additional time to process. Her ability to spin humor from trauma is something to behold. To guide an audience like that through happiness and sadness, through laughter and heartbreak. She put so much of herself on stage for this show. It was top-down therapeutic. I genuinely loved the show. ... full review

Veronia is so talented and charming and she had the audience in the palm of her hand! I loved the interactive bits and the live percussion too. ... full review

Osorio’s a brilliant comedian and performer with a perspective you won’t find anywhere else. I really enjoyed her one woman show! This is why you go to the theater: for a healing journey of clowning, characters and (consensual) comedic audience groping. Make sure you sit in the holy water splash zone! (The splash zone is the whole theater)... full review

A magnetic performance with a blend of bawdy, meaningful, and satirical moments... full review

I absolutely loved Medicine Woman. This show hits so many emotional extremes, weaved together by Veronica’s saucy yet heartfelt comedy and natural charm. There’s an exciting “anything could happen” feeling, yet Medicine Woman guides the audience with care through the darkness and the light. You trust her. And she trusts you. I’d say “she’s not afraid to navigate topics others wouldn’t touch,” but it’s more like it’s something she HAS to do. She’s clearly having fun, testing audience boundaries and cheekily communing with anyone who’s down, but she has deeep shit to share. ... full review