Sam Ditto: I Quit!

Very funny, entertaining, and meaningful. I like how it's about how Sam cannot hold jobs for long and then quits. People can watch this show and learn that they should hold a job long enough before quitting. This also teaches me that if people quit so fast, maybe the company isn't the problem and it's the employees themselves. ... full review

Sam is a lovely, lively, creative performer! An artist journey of pursuing dreams and her interesting survival jobs that get in her way, and that wonderful feeling of quitting! Moving forward to get what she really wants, Sam takes you on her ride as she beautifully sings her fun, funny songs and her humorous dialogue! You’ll love “Sweet Sensational Sam!”... full review

Sam Ditto's: I Quit felt deeply inspired by Bo Burnham's comedy performances. Overall I loved the idea and It's lovely to see a piece of meaningful art that was only made in 3 MONTHS! So impressive for a such a short time frame. ... full review

Sam Ditto is America's sweetheart. This was fun, lighthearted, earnest, and campy. A great performance all around. ... full review

Someone give this woman a decent job! Sam Ditto has had a lot of jobs, and none of them are getting her where she wants to be. Wrapped in her self-penned autobiographical and very clever script, she sends us on a roller coaster ride of American mediocrity, where Ditto remarkably continues to rise above, despite obstacles and pit-falls of bulls*t nowhere-fast emplovment disasters. "I Quit" is a lot of fun. set to all-original music and well-crafted and well-thought-out projection imagery and hilarious use of props. ... full review

Quitting is a deeply humiliating experience but it can also mean liberation. The deeply American belief of job-led identity is thrown on the floor, stomped on, sang at, and thrown out of a plane. A job is just a job, and quitters have the power to quit anything, even parts of themselves - there’s a certain beauty in that.... full review

BROADWAY WHEN? Sam is a natural talent with a hell of a resume! The songs are catchy, the journey is hilarious, and the feelings are universal. This is particularly triggering if you’re currently working a job you hate. You might not keep it. ... full review

Nonstop tomfoolery, song and dance, and quitting. Finding out who (what?) her dad was left me gobsmacked. Worth the ticket for that reveal alone tbd. ... full review

This show had me hooting and hollering! I was singing my favorite song (an Evanescense-inspired existential dread number sung by a flight attendant mid-air) on my way out of the theater door. Sam Ditto was singing and dancing and giving the most and with the quickest costume changes I've ever seen! It's giving Barbie tells a fart joke (a compliment)... full review

Sam Ditto is funny enough to keep the room with her, but the show has this weird habit of turning every bad decision into proof that she is somehow impressive. The harder she tries to seem open and honest, the more fabricated it feels. There is also a familiar kind of selfishness underneath it all, where she gets to make the choices and somebody else always seems to absorb the consequences. By the end, the most revealing thing is how little she seems to understand what she is actually showing everyone.... full review