Eliza EGOTs

A brilliant piece to find out if Eliza becomes (?) begets (?) the EGOT In this hilarious one-person show we follow Eliza's career as a former child 'star,' testing out her many talents. We laugh as she carefully laughs at herself, while getting through sensitive subjects.With sharp wit and infectious charm, she isn't afraid to poke fun at herself, transforming personal experiences and more sensitive subjects into moments of genuine humor and connection. Eliza's charisma keeps the audience engaged throughout, making for an entertaining and memorable hour of theater.... full review

This show is a comedic masterpiece from the get-go. Eliza brings you along a wild and vulnerable and hilarious journey. So many incredible one liners and moments of absurdity woven through a cohesive story. I can truly say I will never hear "Maybe This Time" they same way again.... full review

A hilarious, well-written, and brave show about the pain and burden of mental illness and the desire to feel special... full review

Incredibly sharp comedic writing with big emotional swings from delusional confidence to crippling self doubt. So much fun to watch Eliza go in and out of personal vignettes, change into a bunch of outfits, and explore so many sides of herself, from the flashiest to the most vulnerable. So confessional but never self indulgent. ... full review

Congrats to Eliza on the incredible honors and I can't believe I got to witness her commit EGOT!!! I had a blast watching her effortlessly switch between being The Best at so many different genres and mediums all while also weaving in some very personal stories and experiences at the same time. She maintains the same dramatic actor mixed with punk rocker energy throughout the performance that consistently proves why her unhinged brand of chaos deserves to win all the awards!... full review

An incredibly hilarious, smart, and beautifully crafted solo show. Eliza packs an impressive number of big laughs into the hour while telling a deeply personal story with honesty and precision. Her performance is outstanding! Eliza is so charismatic, confident, and endlessly watchable. I was completely invested from start to finish. ... full review

Eliza is so wonderfully charming, you can't help but root for her on stage. I felt very seen as a fellow Zilennial with some poignant and oddly specific references. I LOVE collage-style shows and this really brought together a ton of different elements. Eliza carries everything with humor and lightness, even some deeper topics she holds lightly to invite audiences in, and the whole show has such a great balance between being delusional enough to follow your dreams while carrying a self-awareness of its own self-centeredness.... full review

It's been almost a week and I haven't stopped thinking about this show! My number 1 recommendation of what I've seen so far. Truly SO funny and the perfect exploration of the ways we cope with the sides of ourself we often shy away from. Loved it! ... full review

This show is super funny, tightly written, and excellently performed by the charming and charismatic Eliza Dillon. On the surface, the show is a joke storm; the hour is overflowing with laughs. But it's also a skillfully crafted show; it uses the idea of the "EGOT" to present a silly yet unflinching insight into Eliza's mind. In this show, Eliza Dillon grapples with her dreams of fame and fortune, her feelings of self-worth, her mental health and bi-polar diagnosis, and her lifelong situationship with performing, all while performing as Eliza Dillon the character: an overconfident idiot with a dream. The text is rich, but it's also just at face value funny, entertaining, and a good time. The show, conceived by Eliza and her directo... full review

Truly a one of a kind, polished, and exceedingly hilarious experience. To commit EGOT is at once both a wholly comedic, side splitting endeavor, and at the same time a reflection on the multitude of facets of the human condition. Worth every minute of your time.... full review