Humor that's twisted, unsettling, and sticks in your bones. Jackie opens with mesmerizing glove work that immediately pulls you into the performance, leading you deeper and deeper into her brilliantly warped imagination. By the end, you're not entirely sure whether you're awake or dreaming. If you loved Eraserhead's 'Lady in the Radiator', this show is for you. ...
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Jackie is a master at being present with her audience. She expertly stays with her character while adapting to every moment, reaction, and situation in the room in real time, making every show as unique as its audience. She disarms viewers even in silence, keeping everyone wrapped around her finger through twists, surprises, laughs, horrors, and brutal honesty. What an absolute treat to witness this work of art....
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Beautiful, funny, SCARY. The best of horror and comedy. I feel that it is so difficult to portray horror onstage in a way where you actually feel that tension, but Jackie took it past aesthetic into real atmosphere. She maintains this, while also consistently and constantly being completely hilarious. I will find myself wanting to watch this show again much like I rewatch my favorite horror movies again and again. ...
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I LOVED this show! So funny! So original! Really well crafted. One of the most original and fun openings. Really sets the tone for the whole show. Who knew clown could be scary? Jackie really has something special here. ...
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I loved how Jackie made it feel like we were stepping into an old burlesque club, only to surprise us with a totally original character. She's so expressive that even the tiniest look gets a laugh or tells you something new. She has a really charming, old-school stage presence that makes her impossible not to watch....
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Hysterical was a poignant, hilarious, and impactful experience. Jackie’s control over the tension in the room the entire show was impeccable and mesmerizing. Slipping in and out masterful physical comedy and hauntingly earnest performance, Hysterical was nothing short of a masterpiece. ...
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