I Am Going to Reveal Something Personal About Myself

Hilarious! Noises Off for the autobiographical solo show. The whole show felt very fresh with just the right crackle of danger. ... full review

Hilarious, well-written and beautifully performed parody of the solo show. Relatable, extremely fun, filled with heart throughout.... full review

This show was fantastic! Sarah Dealy has created a one-of-a-kind, constantly surprising and always entertaining one-woman show. Her view of the world and approach to her story is so unique.I've never seen anything like it. And her comic timing is excellent. I laughed out loud many times. What a fun night of theater!... full review

Sarah knows exactly what she is doing and you can trust that you are in for a great time! She may act like she is making it all up along the way, but that is the genius of this show...... full review

Clever, funny, and unexpectedly personal. Sarah brings a meta-tilt to the "solo show about my family" genre... full review

Sarah is a visionary. I love how her mind works. This show is so silly and you never know what’s gonna happen next. She did her thing up there, and truly no one else could do it but her! Edinburgh better watch TF out. ... full review

IAGTRSPAM is a poignant study of multi-generational trauma and the condition of American womanhood over the last century. Sensitively acted throughout by Sarah Dealy, who embodies both her mother and her grandmother with total commitment, she is most raw and touching when playing herself.... full review

The writing shows a level of self awareness about the process of being vulnerable that is hard to come by. It felt like a very accurate depiction of the swirls of anxious attachment, but it is the speaker anxiously attached to the audience. Hilariously navigated. ... full review

1) I could watch Sarah do almost anything and find it funny. 2) This show is somehow both so vulnerable and so silly. I am Going to Reveal Something Personal About Myself was like an anxious burrito - on the surface it appears that she's hiding things, but really it's all right in front of you.... full review

Incisive commentary on solo shows through the medium of solo show - I loved it. It was a joy to get to know Sarah by way of not getting to know her. The show is so well crafted that its almost seamless in the way that it's bursting at the seams. ... full review