Very heartfelt and unexpected. I appreciated the artist's vulnerability and heavily identified with much of the show. I walked in thinking this would be a spooky show and it's more of an interpersonal reflection on a tough time but with laughter and mini jump-scares throughout. Great work! (Wish I could hop in a time capsule and watch the precursor to this show!)...
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Extremely creative storytelling from a fantastically funny actress. Super relatable for any performer, but the message can apply to anyone....
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What a joy! This was so much fun! Laurel is hilarious, relatable, witty, sincere and you’re rooting for her the entire time. Clever use of stage, props, voice overs and audio/visuals....
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewerJune 06, 2026
Bold and fearless and honest and FUNNY. With a level of vulnerability that’s rare in the genre....
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Re-Visitor was full of everything I like when going to live theatre: costumes, wacky props (like a kids car that was used as a “real car”, camp, self-debilitating humor and introspection. The show revisits the artists time in her life when she put up a show where she plays a haunting figure haunting a house and a young girl, while bts she’s grappling with a divorce right at the same time. What I took most from this show is that regardless of what we go through in our own personal lives, we make art because we love making art. Even through messy breakups, “friends” that fail to come out and support. It resonated a lot with me in that aspect. ...
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