Lori tells it straight up, and it gets really dirty and shaken as she describes each encounter with the many Mr. Wrongs, sparing the audience not a single, and often hilarious, gory detail, all accompanied. by a great musician bring levity and sarcasm and fun to it all: her wild and raucous encounters, a dog that talks, screen projections from graveyards to dildos, and a story filled with an array of oddball characters. Lori bravely tackles a rather complex story that interweaves grief, dreams, a rescue dog, and navigating the search for love and meaning in a world where everyone seems to be on the take except for dad and dog. ...
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Lori tells the tale of her relationships with mostly bad men. No one could live up to her dearly departed father who was clearly super important to Lori. It's a cautionary tale of what life was like in the 80's and 90's in LA and New York and the way men could really mislead a woman simply looking for true love. This show is a raw and honest depiction of good and bad experiences and bittersweet emotions that she went thru but how she survived it all and turned out to be a strong, independent woman with a best friend named Macy Pitt! ...
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