LA E$trELLA

Everytime I think about this show and what I watched, I can only think of two words: Trans excellence. A story of a proud transwoman's journey to finding herself in a 3 act structure is full of love, light, hope, fight, passion, and some of the best dancing I have seen in years!!!! Elektra truly embodies the name... she is such a superhero in this show! ... full review

So sweet! A lovingly wrapped package filled with touching and funny moments throughout.... full review

Colorful, energetic, earnest tale of a Latina transgender woman through her life! ... full review

Absolutely touching, heartwarming, enigmatic, and an absolute joy to watch, La E$trella is a must see this Fringe season. I laughed, I cried, I danced, I sang - such a wonderful display of Elektra's life and legacy showcasing how she became who she is today.... full review

A really thrilling, fun, and electric show centering around the story of proud Trans Latina amazing artist Elektra and showcasing LGBT+ Latine voices and storylines. A mix of stunning performances, really tender moments, and powerful messages for community and love. ... full review

A story of emerging into the person one was always meant to be.... full review

A beautiful story form a perspective we need to see more of.... full review

What a fun and important show to be watching now. Elektra is fierce, brave and talented and she shines in this autobiographical show. Absolutely heartwarming - made me cry and laugh at moments! ... full review

La Estrella is a funny, entertaining and poignant story of a woman searching for, finding and finally embracing her identity. The performances are both full of humanity as well as dazzle! No matter who you are, each audience member will come away with a true understanding of being in another person's (high-heeled) shoes!... full review

The show felt like a feel-good after school special on TV. Getting to see the journey of a young woman grappling with her identity and going through self-discovery, the concept did well when being overt and explicit about the messages it wanted to convey.... full review