Eat the Mama

Honesty makes the best theater! I love how Jessica brings you along her journey through early motherhood through tits, tears and tingles. This is great for mothers, partners, childless by choice and anyone who appreciates being invited along to experience the raw emotion of another’s experience.... full review

I'm so thankful Jessica brings us all to the table with "EAT THE MAMA"! ... full review

An honest, witty, wild ride into the not-so-glamorous tenets of motherhood. The show oozes with creativity and allows us to be a part of Jess' vulnerability and imaginative storytelling. As a passenger on this voyage, glad we made it out the other side. *salute emoji*... full review

Fantastic one woman show! ... full review

"Eat the Mama" is a complex and hilarious journey through the challenges of new motherhood. Jessica doesn't just relay how she felt; she fully immerses you into her world through fantastic writing and stage design. This show is easily one of my favorites this Fringe season!... full review

I loved this show so much! I hope more people get to see this funny, painful and messy show about the cocoon and chrysalis stages of the transition into parenthood!... full review

Eat the Mama was refreshing, in the trickiest format, a one person show. This production was easy to settle in for and enjoy, had zip and zest, and enough emotional darkness to keep you on your toes. ... full review

From the sound and stage design to the incredible acting to the interactive moments, this show immerses you into motherhood! Jessica tells her story of birth and motherhood from the perspective of an astronaut- a lovely analogy of the chaos, beauty and loneliness that is being a mother. It’s a gorgeous balance of hilarious, heartbreaking and heartwarming moments! ... full review

An incredible performance! I laughed a ton, I cried a little, I learned so much. ... full review

A funny and enjoyable romp of a roller coaster ride through the emotional and physical trials of early motherhood, from birth to breastfeeding and beyond. ... full review