The task of bringing someone else into the inner workings of your mind is difficult enough. Painting an honest picture of your lowest moments is even harder. Darkly funny and deeply vulnerable, Beth Wants the D succeeds at both....
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This show was amazing! It packed a lot of emotions for only being an hour. I almost cried. And I laughed a lot. It was great to hear Beth’s story and I would recommend this show to any who are interested. ...
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewerJune 15, 2025
Beth is goofy, honest, and approachable in a way that makes the show easily captivating. It is so easy to fall in love with her storytelling because she puts her whole real self into it....
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Beth was able to perfectly balance humor with genuine stories about her journey with mental health and bipolar disorder. I left the show feeling hopeful and mirthful. ...
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewerJune 11, 2025
A brilliantly honest, funny, and heartfelt work of art. So relatable. Loved it!!...
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PATRICK CHAVIS la theatre bites podcastcertified reviewerJune 10, 2025
8.5 out of 10 – Great Show! LA Theatre Bites Recommended! Click the link below to learn more: https://latheatrebites.com/hollywood-fringe-2025-beth-wants-the-d-the-broadwater-review/...
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Beth's show was so well written and very impactful storytelling. I appreciated the heads up about the trigger warnings at the beginning (take them seriously) but I commend Beth of telling her story in this way. In this show, Beth is saying the hard thing out loud and it results in a show that is funny, tragic, honest, and motivational all at the same time. It made me want to go home and write about my own mental health but she puts into words things I've only ever thought to myself. I know Beth through her poetry and this exceeded my expectations of her writing talent. I really would not miss it....
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Funny, touching, beautiful, deeply confessional and uncomfortably honest.
This isn't just why we have Fringe Fests, it's why we have theater....
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this show articulates suicidal ideation in a way that is more helpful than textbooks on the subject. Beth helps the audience to understand, and at times embody, her experience with Bipolar and SI. It is vulnerable and authentic. ...
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