Out for Delivery

Clown takes down consumer culture and we all laugh so hard it hurts.... full review

Totally captivating. Lissa has created a colorful, stilted world by absurdly blowing out our consumerism.... full review

Lissa is provocative, funny, sexy, and dreamlike. Out for Delivery invites audiences into a surprisingly surreal world that is delightfully strange.... full review

"Out for Delivery is out of this world. Lissa Rivera is a masterful and captivating performer — a clown of a different sort. She made me laugh hard, and yet her tenderness seeps through the iridescent, innocently naughty light she emanates on stage. It's an extraordinarily clever and thoughtful show. Go see it."... full review

a surprisingly heartwarming live Amazon unboxing show!... full review

Lissa Rivera is a magnetic presence, radiating a mysterious and enchanting energy that propels this show that is mostly made of disturbing inanimate objects and an AI boyfriend that's really a mass-produced head on a stick. A fever dream punctuated by brief moments of reality and Lissa's eyes (and nails). A MUST-SEE.... full review

A beautifully weird and aesthetically consistent stage picture sets the tone for an evening with our hosts. Whomst among us hasn’t hit “add to cart” to try and fill the void? Playful discomfort keeps the audience engaged as Lissa builds a large complex world with some junk she ordered on her phone. It’s funny, charming, and yeah it’s weird. ... full review

What an interesting, shiny, funny way to explore consumerism, AI, and loneliness. Brava to Lexapro (Lissa)! ... full review

In a world plagued by digital dreck, it’s a privilege to see a live, en-fleshed artist deliver ingenuity and thoughtful consideration to a receptive audience. Funny, melancholic, cheeky, provocative and absurd. Smart AF with a clever stage element that promises each show will be unique. HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION.... full review

AMAZING. A beautiful, relevant, and deeply memorable performance. The show is smart without being heavy, weird in all the right ways, and genuinely funny throughout.... full review