D.A.F.U.Q. – Dating Advice For Useless Queers

An incredible, funny, moving, and downright sexy solo performance show that sets the bar high in what a solo performance should be.... full review

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My overall impression is that D.A.F.U.Q. – Dating Advice For Useless Queers sounds funny, personal, and thoughtful. The contrast between Kara’s polished dating advice and Russ’s real-life experiences creates a strong setup for both comedy and social commentary.... full review

A winning, captivating performer blending comedy with real moments of storytelling, lov philosophy, and poetry. So glad I got to see this show before the end of the festival and can’t wait to see where it goes next!... full review

This solo show is entertaining and a lot of FUN. The colors, the lighting, the set-up of the stage really enhance the world of the storytelling. I was captivated by the sharp and incredible switch of the two characters; Kara and Russ. The music is energetic and compliments the intensity of Kara. I was left feeling warm and hopeful in regard to the topics of self-care and empowerment as the show offers the question - what is it that truly matters in a dating world? You. Self-love. ... full review

Fun. Entertaining. Honest. Joyful. Well paced. Everything you want from a show at The Hollywood Fringe and more!!!... full review

Brilliant writing and performance! What a funny mix of intentionally terrible advice, honest communication of how much harder dating is as a queer person (especially w multiple intersectional identities), and a captivating story.... full review

This solo work made me laugh AND broke my heart. TJ's ability to connect with the audience while balancing two characters was incredible to watch, we stayed with them the entire time. ... full review

Poignant. Excellent performances and writing.... full review

Go see this show! A funny, honest, beautiful exploration of dating, identity, queerness and being seen. I left the theatre with my heart full.... full review