Grief Box

Full of energy and irony, GRIEF BOX points a finger at our failed attempts to "optimize" things in our lives that are out of our control. Leary is a gifted entertainer and held us from beginning to end. ... full review

Unimaginably funny and so well conceived. A tragedy hidden deep beneath an absolute joy fest comedic solo show. The depth Kathleen finds in Dr. Graves while literally singing and dancing away the pain... It's perfect.... full review

A joy ride to the grief box! I love how she used so many facets to exude the impact of this emotion that every human experiences. I laughed, danced and was surprised too. Highly recommend for anyone to see. ... full review

The show was meticulously crafted & exquisitely delivered. Leary displayed a marvelous range, from raw & emotive to delightfully unhinged. Shows like this are a charitable gift to a fraying society.... full review

A comedy triumph! One of the best shows I've ever seen at Fringe. We are all dealing with so much grief these days and this play perfectly captures the absurdity and catharsis of it all. ... full review

Grief Box was fantastic! The production was tight and had a great story set to the crazy sales pitch of expedited grief. An amazing show crafted with compassion, satire, and an excellent punchline. ... full review

A wonderful character showcase with tons of heart and big laughs!!! Kathleen is a star. Her commitment to the stakes for this character were undeniable and the way she weaved the emotional component into it all was truly flawless!!... full review

An amazing performance and fantastic idea. Kathleen is such a talent and effortlessly transitions between a ridiculous character, and a real person stumbling through the grieving process.... full review

A fun exploration of grief and how swiftly we are asked to process emotions under capitalism. Leary is a masterful performer who commands the room. ... full review

Grief Box is a funny, poignant, sad (in a good way!), beautiful theatrical experience that not only makes you think about how you grieve and how you participate in society as a consumer, but also how powerful and creative one person can be as they carry the show and guide the experience.... full review