International Party Girl

One of the best work in progress shows I’ve seen, Annie Laurie is locked in! This is a solid show, can’t wait to see how it grows. ... full review

Annie Laurie has created a masterpiece. The acting was transcendent, superstar-level. I was completely mesmerized and drawn in. I actually felt high watching this piece. Completely transportive and chill-inducing. ... full review

This girl! I've been in line behind this girl before and dammit if I didn't start feeling some type of way for her. Lord, somebody please help this party girl! Also, dammit if I didn't start vibing to her crunchy DJ sets. Annie's acting is incredible, the props were perfect, it pops with comedy between the cynical club droning. ... full review

Such a cool performance art piece: an international, educated, lost, party girl in a k hole. Pink glitter on her eyes, frantic house beats, cigarettes and lost baggies…... full review

This is an amazing work in process. A combination of wit that could come only from a natural comedian, with music, dance, satire, and passion. Not to mention self-reflection that almost anyone in the audience would share, at least as relevant to some point of their lives. And that’s not even considering the Charlie Sheen meltdown voiceover (Tiger Blood) in one of the most poignant scenes of this short piece of artistry. Looking forward to future versions of this show. ... full review

International Party Girl is a deeply human experience through the loneliness of the nightlife world. The show is laced with legit comedic ruffles and spun through the brain of writer/performer Annie-Laurie in a tragic but sensical way that just seamlessly works. ... full review

International Party Girl (the character) revels in the excess of intercontinental club girl-isms. You aren’t along for the ride, in fact she doesn’t remember your name. You weren’t in Mallorca that one summer. You didn’t crawl your way out of a K-hole at Kit Kat. Even if you were, or even if you did, it was probably the wrong weekend.... full review

This one-woman show doesn’t ask for your attention—it grabs it by the throat. With sharp commentary on the synthetic highs of club life and the desperate search for authenticity, the piece confronts the glamorized chaos of drug-fueled nightlife with a bold, unflinching lens.... full review

an immersive club night in your 20s - completely accurate in the vibe, that girl that you meet at the club!! I did not know when AL began and when the character ended.... full review

Annie Laurie Daniel’s International Party Girl is an unfiltered, hilariously self-aware glimpse of the glitter-soaked highs and emotional hangovers of life as a globe-trotting DJ. ... full review