What I liked
I liked that she wasn’t trying to be perfect. She was honest. Messy in the right way.
I liked how fast it moved, how it didn’t give the audience time to settle.
I liked watching the character switches happen without warning — like you’re inside someone’s brain in real time.
What I didn't like
Honestly nothing. It’s perfect as is. You have to see it.
My overall impression
MANIC is wild, messy, honest, and full of heart.
It’s one woman on stage — raw, hilarious, falling apart and pulling herself back together in front of us. It’s loud and quiet. Chaotic and still. It’s about what it feels like to be inside your own head when everything gets too loud.
It’s personal. It’s vulnerable. And it’s gonna inspire you to bring those childhood dreams to life.
If you’ve ever felt like you were too much — or not enough — this show is for you.
