Call Me Crazy

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My overall impression of Call Me Crazy is that it’s a raw, fearless piece of theatre that stays with you long after the <a href="https://pipsnyt.com">Pips NYT</a> lights go down. Olivia Ormond delivers an unflinching performance that pulls you straight into her world, and the emotional intensity never lets up. It’s the kind of show that makes you sit forward in your seat, uncomfortable at times but completely compelled to keep watching.... full review

I discovered Olivia several years ago among a large group of actors. She struck me as the most professional, well prepared and passionate actor of the group. Following up with her show, Call Me Crazy, was an absolute delight. Again, she nailed it. Her writing was on point and her execution honored her script and character. I feel grateful to witness the journey of a true talent. ... full review

THIS WAS SOOO GOOD. This debut one-woman show was super impressive. With minimal production, she managed to hold the crowd’s attention and keep everyone entertained for almost an hour. She was raw and vulnerable, sharing a personal story in a way that felt relatable to anyone — touching on health, family dynamics, and the ups and downs of growing up. It was beautifully written and delivered with the heart of spoken word. If you love storytelling that’s honest and poetic, this is 100% worth seeing.... full review

A solo show that felt like an arresting collage off poems and stories that captured the experience of being a woman, the violence endured, the internal shame, the forces that create undiagnosable chronic pain. Olivia puts it out there in a show that meditates on her unique story and yet something that feels deeply universal.... full review