What I liked
A very calm, simple show that engages the audience through subtly. Huge respect for crafting this.
What I didn't like
N/A.
My overall impression
Had no idea what I was about to see but am incredibly grateful to have witnessed Jeremy Moody’s story. A hidden gem of the Hollywood Fringe Festival, a rare experience of truth on stage. I could not tell if it is dark comedy, or light-hearted, because Moody manages to have us feel it all with him. Moody makes us laugh, makes us cry, and offers us a different and unique perspective. Moody was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in his thirties, but the show, I feel, has little to do with his medical diagnosis. It is a show about love, about caring so deeply. Moody reminds us what really matters in the end, and I would write it here but you have to see the show. Highly recommend!
