Dear Auntie B.

Dear Auntie B. is a wonderful combination of humor-filled advice from a quirky New Yorker lady and sadness when watching a woman break down despite her best attempts to keep it all together as her world falls apart. The loss is devastating as the audience finds out the truth underneath the workaholism and silly relationship advice letters. Becca’s acting brought humanity to a flawed woman who is trying so hard to cling to normalcy when tragedy strikes.... full review

Sassy and Auntie Mame - like!... full review

This is a well structured, powerfully acted, and wisely directed one-woman show. ... full review

Becca is an ACTRESS. Someone let her play Fanny Brice NOW.... full review

What starts as a quirky comedy quickly reveals itself to be something darker, but keeps the audience in suspense as Auntie B's truths slowly slip through the well-polished cracks. ... full review

We all love a great NYC Advice Columnist, because they're such great and complexed characters... and Auntie B is just that! Becca embodies Auntie B so very well. What a treat, one that I'm so glad that I got to see!... full review

A brilliantly entertaining play from Becca Lustgarten. The writing and acting are superb. You don't want to miss this one. ... full review

A total success of a one-woman show. Becca Lustgarten effortlessly leads you to love her and hate her, back and forth, in a genuinely charming and well-structured exhibition.... full review

WOW. Go see this if you can. First off, I want to have dinner with Auntie B and drink one too many glasses of wine and have her spill her thoughts and brilliance. The 45 minute show leaves you wanting more of Auntie B, more of NY secrets, and more of Becca's singing. ... full review

A heartbreaking story told beautifully. Becca is an enthralling performer, I loved her characterization of Auntie B. With such strong writing and performance it was easy to get sucked in to the inner life of this complicated character. ... full review