The Do Over

Rachel’s humor and creativity made her story of the death of her mother relatable, touching, and intimate. I felt her pain, enjoyed her vision, laughed because I was crying and cried because I was laughing. I really enjoyed her show. ... full review

A beautiful, hilarious and vulnerable expression of love. A kick in the pants to live fully and joyfully. ... full review

well crafted, moving production with very creative choices and a great performance by Rachel Austin. extra super direction and collaboration.... full review

A heartfelt, vulnerable, creative and funny piece exploring grief and loss. Brilliantly structured and presented. Rachel had me laughing out loud one minute and the next she was ripping my soul out with her vulnerability and rawness. Really lovely piece. If you've ever experienced the loss of someone you love, the show will move you. ... full review

This is a fabulously heartwarming show about grief with sharp humor. It shows the stages of grief in such a creative way, and lends a helping hand to people that have lost a loved one. ... full review

Rachel Austin’s relateable one woman show of losing her Mother will let you laugh more often than you cry! ... full review

Heart wrenching but worth it. And funny!... full review

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