What I liked
Topical versatility. Yes, the overarching theme was about labels, but the topics ranged from current socio-political climate to the wonders of the Brazilian bikini.
What I didn't like
**Note: Improvement recommendation not for this show, but for the overall festival! Fringe organizers – take note!
An ASL interpreter was a part of this show. While her presence was an integral piece of the performance and complementary to the content, her inclusion should also serve as a guideline for wider audience accessibility at other Hollywood Fringe Festival shows.
My overall impression
I went expecting to see great standup in the hands of a seasoned comic. What I wasn’t expecting was the honesty, the storytelling and the vulnerability that accompanied it. The show uses humor as a device into deeper conversations. About human capabilities. About our capacity for change. About how you actually need astrology to converse with fellow Angelenos.
And yeah. It’s f**king funny.
