What I liked
Andrea is unbridled in her story telling which is incredibly brave given the gravity of the trauma she endured during this time in her life. Yet, I found myself laughing at many points during this show because she cleverly uses humor to guide us through these very dark moments. These funny moments invite the audience to join us on this journey and bring us into Andrea’s brilliant, hilarious, relatable, dark, and entertaining world.
What I didn't like
Nothing
My overall impression
Andrea takes us on a journey through her early years coping with severe family trauma, drug abuse, and life in Los Angeles. Similar to Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s live production of “Fleabag,” Andrea demonstrates that you can convey the full arc of a deeply personal story with a simple set, strong writing, and an impenetrable and relatable connection to the words coming out of your mouth. This show is deep, funny, and has you on your toes wondering what will happen next in this very real and wild story.
