What I liked
I loved Sarah’s voice, artistic and musical (those original songs! They’re so good!), and I loved the uniqueness, the singularness of Sarah’s brilliant soul, heart, mind (and her extremely impressive Jennifer Coolidge impressions) that springs out to the audience as both singular and universal in meaning, a storyline that’s both surprising and yet inevitable, the unfolding of the human story and our soul journeys told with such heart, such humility, such aching humanity, and all with seriously hilarious jokes and asides. I felt I was watching a show with so many characters AND that I’d been Interstellar-ed for real, and was actually disoriented when we traveled back to the Broadwater Theater. So many cheers for this fabulous show and performance!
What I didn't like
Absolutely nothing. Just that I’d like to see this AGAIN!
My overall impression
Sarah is a magnet of talent, of heart, of passion and power and insanely funny humor, a big hummina-hummina powerhouse, a gorgeous voice, perfection purveyor of musical and comedic timing. This is such a heartfelt story that’s all at once totally, bewilderingly surprising AND a warm haven of storytelling engineering and choreography so that you feel you’re INSIDE a fairytale and it has all it’s wheels and gas in the tank. I can’t suggest this show enough— go see it!
