My overall impression
Summer Sinclair’s performance shows off her performance skills (acting, singing, even gymnastic-style choreography) in this multi-media, one woman show about her transcending her inner turmoil due to her conflicted relationship between her and her parents/family. I really responded to her physical, stylized storytelling—often in moments of dance and the forensics presentation of characterizing other family members, and to the father-daughter moments. Great soundtrack that scored moments of the performance like that inner video all of us lived in our heads during various eras in our own lives. I love the ambition and heart of the story as it flirts with humanism and spirituality as the performer struggles to deal with life, love, and how to process all the crap we grow up with and if some of it felt familiar to me, the show’s thesis statement is uniquely it’s own and one deserving of an audience’s attention. Check the show out well you can.
