What I liked
The characters that Sidney inhabited were exceptionally realized and so committed. Every little nuance was in tune with each woman’s journey and story. Such a great concept to explore the different stages in a woman’s life. And the specificity centered on Black Women made for a universal theme that anyone could relate to. Byron Coolie’s direction created seamless transitions and great moments for each segment. Together, he and Sidney have brought a relatable and funny story to Fringe. The ending was an emotional pay off that was so well earned and memorable. Beautifully personal!
What I didn't like
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My overall impression
A wonderful, warm hour of Black Womanhood and the strength that they posses to endure everyday life. Congratulations to Sidney for this amazing production that feels like a family reunion you didn’t know you needed at this year’s Fringe Festival. Must See!
