Convenience

Janya’s performance is not staged or acted, but removes the social mask to unveil a conscious stream of thought that is raw and invasive, allowing us to experience a psychosis so real and intimate it feels as if we are intruding on a private moment. Beautifully done.... full review

Real. Raw. Emotional. Beautiful. The set was beautiful and Janya is fascinating to watch. No matter what she is saying, she is so interesting to watch. And keeps you wanting to watch more and more.... full review

What a brave and unique performance from Janya. As a lover of experimental theatre, this was such a sight to see and experience. As an audience member, It felt like I was intruding on one's deepest and darkest thoughts and it was truly beautiful to witness.... full review

brave, vulnerable, and unapologetic. courageous approach to the piece. - also quite the intricate set!... full review

Janya is such a passionate actress. She 100 percent embodied her character and took us on a mesmerizing journey into the world of mental health. This play is fascinating. ... full review

It took guts for Janya to perform a show about her psychosis. She manages to let us in to her over-analytical and often disorganized thought process without alienating us because she weaves her "episodes" together with guiding side comments and interludes to the audience, demonstrating she can think normally, be fully cognizant and charming. ... full review