How To Escape

Natalie is incredible to watch. She's so present and engaged at all times and I'm always fascinated to see how she acts and reacts to things. The story itself was also...extremely relatable, and the way it was portrayed perfectly encapsulated the feeling of that overall experience without telling us what we were supposed to think or feel. And she's so funny.... full review

A revealing personal journey with redemption & healing thru laughter where she's both brave & hilariously funny throughout. The packed house loved it. ... full review

loved how she dominated this small stage with her amazing facial expressions and quick yet effective outfit swaps.... full review

Natalie has a natural instinct for comedy and a perspective to share that is simultaneously quirky and relatable. This silly solo-show is darkly colorful and glittering with a reality-bending wink--solid even in its youthful stages--and I look forward to seeing how it develops and shifts in the future.... full review

Unexpected, off-kilter, personal and also otherworldly, Natalie takes us through different characters and places to an unexpected cathartic ending with plenty of laughs along the way.... full review

Such a great show, Natalie has so much grit and having her have fun on stage draws you in. No spoilers but I wish I said no again at the end! ... full review

This show is a chaotic fever dream. ... full review

Natalie is so strange in the best way and effortlessly funny. She charmed my pants right off and I was cackling throughout. I bought another ticket as soon as it was over and I can’t wait to see it. ... full review

Natalie is a clown that shines when she’s in the ‘flop’. Though this is clearly a WIP, Natalie’s strength is in her connection to her audience and the ongoing dialogue she has with them. This show speaks honestly about the mental health journey of young artists. It’s a coming-of-artist and self show. ... full review