Labitity

First and foremost, it's entertaining. The jokes are good, and the performance by the cast is awesome. It's also a really deep look at the current racial and gender climate in the US, so the play walks a fine line- How do you talk about the perils and pitfalls of being a woman, being black and being gay and make it funny and engaging? Katrina Joli did it, and it's called Labitity.... full review

A moving, entertaining show that brilliantly brings to life sensitive issues and engages the audience to reflect on our society.... full review

Moving, entertaining and engaging. A must see!... full review

SEE THIS SHOW! It's a terrific, personal, raw, funny and touching investigation of the labels people use to divide ourselves from others. Katrina is incredibly engaging, and she keeps you laughing while she shows you her wounds. This is important, political work, but it in no way feels ponderous. ... full review

Besides being funny, zany, irreverent, and entertaining, Labitity has an important message articulately expressed without being didactic. Here is a brave, funny, honest, kind woman sharing some life experiences and the wisdom she acquired in the process about how we limit ourselves by labeling ourselves and others with identity cages (my word). I wouldn't be surprised if this show starts a movement, or at least peaceful protest and discussion about the blurry boundary between normalcy and fringe. Label boxes and Identity cages, beware!... full review

The writing was great, and the acting was on point. Loved it. So much to talk about afterwards too.... full review

Amazing show! Powerful and relateable subject matter that makes you laugh out loud - at the world around you and at yourself. ... full review

ONE OF MY FAVORITE SHOWS IN FRINGE SO FAR! GO GO GO DON'T BE STUPID.... full review

Fantastic. ... full review

Thought provoking, raw, honest and FUNNY. GO SEE IT. One of my favorites of Fringe Fest. ... full review