We were delightfully transported through space and time by the talented Bean and the robots. Traveling together on an incredible journey theough laughter and poignancy, brilliantly performed. Thank you Fringe. And thank you, Bean. ...
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Bean vs the Robots is a wonderfully weird, heartbreakingly beautiful, and gorgeously executed triumph. Performed by the magnetic Midge Lema, this 60-minute solo show takes the audience on a joyous, enrapturing space travel ride that blends cosmic imagination with deep human truth. Lema commands the stage with a connection to the audience that feels divinely effortless. She shifts seamlessly between moments of brilliant comedy and raw emotional vulnerability. Her touching monologues are so profoundly moving that they left tears streaming uncontrollably down my face. ...
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A tightly paced yet emotionally resonant sixty minutes, Bean vs. The Robots is THE SHOW to see at this year's Fringe. Nearly constant laughter was tempered by the often poignant and deftly accessible moments of grief that made the experience so beautiful....
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I saw this show a week ago and it has sat with me ever since. I was really moved by how the show evolved and ran out afterwards to call a loved one and tell them I love them!...
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Bean’s brilliance lies in her uncanny ability to transport us from the absurdist highs of a world laden with sexy-corporate-robots, to the most human depths of the love for and loss of a parent. Entertaining, Brave, Authentic and Tender, Bean Vs The Robots traverses the galaxy within us all and wins your heart....
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This is exactly what I hope for from the Fringe. It is authentic, honest, funny and heart breaking. I was laughing and crying, and laughing, and crying again. ...
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