The Fat Girl's Guide to Life, Sex, and Everything in Between

Ariella's combination of humor, vulnerability, thoughtfulness, and passion make this show not only entertaining, but revolutionary. This show offers freedom through the subject matter as well as the atmosphere of love and acceptance created from the beginning of the show. ... full review

This was a one woman moment no one should miss. Honest, funny, heartwarming and telling with truth, fact, humility and brilliance. The artist dug deep and captivated the audience completely. Just beautifully done and unlike anything I've ever experienced... full review

I laughed, I cried, and everything in between. Ariella’s vulnerability and amazing storytelling skills shown through. We left inspired, more knowledgeable, and ready for the revolution. ... full review

Funny, thought-provoking, challenging, and warm. Loved every second of it.... full review

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An intimate portrait of one person’s journey that I suspect will resonate with most every “body”. Frank, funny, poignant, and beautifully presented. ... full review

A brave and personal story that need to be heard all around LA and the world! This play touches on every facet of fatphobia. Including our internalized one. A piece that give you no choice but to learn and grow. You may also learn about ethical non-monogamy and the importance of 👏com 👏mun 👏i 👏 cation 👏... full review

I’ve known Ariella since her Rocky Horror Picture Show shadowcast days, so I was thrilled to finally see this powerhouse take on an autobiographical one woman show. I learned new things about her, new things about me, and most importantly new things about our society and how we take up space in it. From sharing her Gen X wisdom of what to tell a doctor who won’t run a test you ask for (instruct them to chart their refusal), to navigating non-monogamy in a loving marriage, to what it feels like to be someone whose weight fluctuates in a world where “fat” is an acceptable “joke” and four of your friends have died of diabetes and your kids are afraid you’ll be next. The hour flew by as Ariella expertly guided us through heavy topics handled wit... full review

So creatively refreshing! Made me laugh and made me cry but most of all it made me happy that there are people like this in the world!... full review