Suddenly Split and Swiping Over

What I liked

A funny one-woman show. Director Katherine Vondy helped actress Susan-Kate Heaney brought to life a cast of characters with a playful all-in spirit. While no new ground in the foibles of single life was broken, Tracy Held Potter’s script felt genuine and kept the audience engaged.

What I didn't like

There was an odd disconnect between the use of “f’ed” and “fucked”. With
the character so delightfully honest and frank with the audience, the use of “f’ed” felt disingenuous.

My overall impression

A funny one-woman show. Director Katherine Vondy helped actress Susan-Kate Heaney brought to life a cast of characters with a playful all-in spirit. While no new ground in the foibles of single life was broken, Tracy Held Potter’s script felt genuine and kept the audience engaged.