Modern Butchood

A lovely piece of theatre by a talented artist. A well written narrative/fiction that feels a little like a radio play with nearly constant speech/sound. Sharp wit and well timed laughs, with tender moments too. The subject matter wrestles with codependency and future tripping (woof). We barely learn the name of the protagonist, as her world is so overshadowed by her consumption with her girlfriend, or ex, or new fling, or whoever it is she is focusing on that isn’t herself. Remarkably relatable, for anyone modern, even if you aren’t butch (or gay). ... full review

Reminiscent of Phoebe Waller Bridge’s one woman show Fleabag. Incredible show!! I was fully engaged and transfixed with Mollys performance. The writing was clean, quick, and expansive. The blocking and direction was amazing. To be able to turn a back box into a party, an apartment complex, the outside at 2am, and a dream sequence all within an hour by yourself is truly a sight to behold. Theater is great when you see magic happen and ask yourself “how did they do that???” That’s this show. It’s a marvel and Molly is a top tier talent. Bravo!!... full review

An absolutely jaw-dropping incredible show. Molly created an emotional rollercoaster of a journey for the audience in under an hour. This was so important and beautiful to witness. ... full review

Molly takes you through her story in such a fun and sometimes chaotic way. It'll leave you wanting to know more. ... full review

Such a captivating and endearing piece! An absolute whirlwind of hilarious, flawed, and sensitive humanity. Gloeckner absolutely shines in this one woman show! Must see!!!... full review

Funny, vulnerable, smart, and consistently surprising. Molly depicts a character not at all unfamiliar: neurotic, sensitive, inescapably human. Everybody on this planet has to figure out how to come to terms with themselves. Molly's unique perspective was a delight to experience, leaving me with a great deal to think about on my drive home. This show is a MUST SEE.... full review

A fantastic, well-observed journey through a lesbian quarter-life crisis. Gripping, honest, well-paced, and funny throughout, Gloeckner’s writing and performance shine through as some of the best you’ll catch this Fringe. See it while you can!... full review

Fantastic. Gloeckner has the audience in the palm of her hand from lights up until the inevitable standing ovation. You have to go see this roller coaster of a show - funny, charming, shocking.... full review

Loved this show! I found myself connecting with it so much! I laughed, and may have cried a bit. Both funny and thought provoking with a poignant narrative!... full review

Amazing! Was blown away by the writing and performance. Found myself laughing the whole way through, and really feeling everything with the protagonist. Would recommend to anyone with an hour of time :) ... full review