ARMY BRAT

Such a wonderful piece of storytelling! Army Brat felt incredibly honest, raw, and vulnerable. And, there was humor sprinkled throughout! ... full review

A MUST SEE! Kelly Mullis is a hilarious and heartbreaking force of nature, and the opportunity to spend an hour with her is not to be missed. Solo shows are a crap shoot, and this Army Brat triggers a winner.... full review

A wonderfully vulnerable story where Kelly Mullis walks us through her life growing up in the military, while pushing through the often unpredictable relationships with her family.... full review

Kelly Mullis is a delight. This autobiographical show is a must see for everyone. She sings, she dances, she bares her soul and the subject matter can be heavy at times, but Kelly never takes herself too seriously making her all the more relatable and accessible. ... full review

A very personal look into playwright/performer Kelly Mullis' life, coming from a difficult background and overcoming tremendous adversity. Well directed by Wayne Orkline! The audio/ visual elements and set were great! Kelly's performance was very moving, and inspiring! ... full review

Kelly brings her audience on this dramatic and at times comical journey of her life with bravery, inspiration, and heart! Her presence on stage is electric! Kelly's freedom of expression, creativity and artistry unfolds beautifully with the words she wrote, movement, and the wonderful direction by Wayne Orkline! Thanks again Kelly for bringing your story to the stage!... full review

Army Brat is a deeply intimate and quietly devastating, one -woman show that transforms personal history into something universally resonant. What begins as an autobiographical account unfolds into a layered exploration of identity, displacement, resilience, and the invisible imprints of a transient childhood. It offers a clear-eyed portrayal of what it means to grow up untethered but constantly adapting and learning how to survive in between. The story telling is specific, yet expansive, and the audience can find themselves reflecting in its themes of belonging and thinking about self-definition and freedom. At its core, this is a story about reclamation, of voice, of narrative, of self. By the end, there's a sense not of resolution, bu... full review

I’m always a little cautious about one-person shows built around someone’s personal life. Fictional solo pieces usually excite me more because they have a little more room to surprise. I could not have been more wrong. Army Brat is funny, heartfelt, and consistently engaging. Kelly Mullis. takes what could have been a familiar autobiographical story and turns it into something genuinely compelling. If you're a fan of one-person theatre, this is absolutely worth your time. Don't miss it. ... full review

A detailed journey through a life filled with challenges, both emotional and physical, that explores how Kelly dealt with, survived and ultimately triumphed over extremely difficult family issues. Both shocking and humorous at times, the play is an entertaining and wild ride. A true story.... full review

Kelly brought me along on her journey through pain and trauma with vulnerability and strength. Her story is filled with sadness but she manages to covey the ability to survive all the abuse and and melancholy with humor, grace and a defiant joy. I particularly enjoyed the perfect placement of pictures to bring her memories to life.... full review