My overall impression
I simply cannot say enough good things about this show, but I’ll try. This is storytelling at its finest. Katelyn Schiller is just a quirky, magnificent, ball of energy from the second you walk in. She is so vulnerable and transparent during the performance. The script is filled with some really gorgeous moments of symbolism and clever metaphors. This is a poignant show that challenges the audience to really decide where happiness takes focus in their lives. Are we looking for it in the wrong places? Does it take the shape of some monster that we fear? Do we ultimately end up biting the hand that we feed? Does it bite us? In the end, what is our life really worth living for unless we gave and recieved that happiness back into the world. Not just for us, but for others as well. GO SEE THIS SHOW.
