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Mesmerizing, brilliant, avant-garde approach to exploring broken boundaries and broken rapport... full review

It feels strange, and almost reductive, to call a performance "brave," and it's a word I don't often use when talking about a show. But there's really no other word for NO. It's a show that lays a single performer completely bare to a maximal emotional degree. Recreating not just personal experience but a whole system of abuses, expectations, and microaggressions through an amalgamation of slam poetry, soundscaping, and kinetic movement unlike anything I've really seen before. I am not exaggerating when I say I was moved to literal tears.... full review

This is the best kind of Fringe show, and if there is any justice will be nominated in a ton of categories. I came to the show knowing next to nothing about it, and the performer blew me away. One of the most original, well executed and cerebral pieces I've seen in a long time. We need more art like this. ... full review

A riveting, minimalistic dissertation on the social pressures exerted on all of us to be agreeable, positive, and passive to the point of evaporation. A mesmerizing motion poem of how the media can provide either a mechanism of liberation for an individual or entomb them. ... full review