What I liked
I liked the Fantastic use of the space and set pieces and the Outstanding performance by Rachel Austin. The director, Shayne Eastin demonstrates fantastic skill in creating a world with a handful of set pieces, sound, and blocking. Rachel Austin gives a fully committed and beautiful performance that is honest,funny, and vulnerable. Austin showcases incredible bravery telling this touching story. She shows a strong ability to balance both the comedy and the truth of the piece. The show offers tissues at the front, be sure to take them.
What I didn't like
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My overall impression
The show was surprisingly funny and sweet for a show about death and loss. The direction is Amazing, it’s a genius use of the set! The performance is Excellent, realistic, and heartfelt. The writing is poignant and honest. This show presents a realistic look at grief and all the many emotions, including joy!, that come with it.
