BRAVO 25: Your A.I. Therapist Will See You Now

It presents an intriguing concept that blends AI with emotional support, offering users a glimpse into how technology can assist with mental well-being. It feels modern, thought-provoking, and highlights the growing role of AI in personal development.... full review

Hilarious show! I was hugely impressed by the script, which entwines 8 or so characters - all performed by one person, Eliza Gibson. Eliza is a San Francisco performer who is new to Hollywood, and I was glad I caught the show while she was here. A cut above the usual Fringe fare. ... full review

Wonderfully entertaining and thought provoking. Eliza Gibson is a talent not to be missed. Best one person show I've ever seen. ... full review

Excellent character distinction and expression. Thoughtful use of lighting changes and design. Interesting subject matter explored in a creative and intelligent way.... full review

BRAVO 25: YOUR A.I. THERAPIST WILL SEE YOU felt like a clever and timely exploration of how artificial intelligence is becoming more connected to personal emotions and mental health. The concept was engaging, thought-provoking, and balanced humor with deeper questions about human connection in the digital age.... full review

Eliza Gibson's performance as Amber, the A.I. therapist, was both entertaining and thought-provoking, making it one of the standout one-person shows I've experienced.... full review

An impressive piece of writing and equally impressive performance. Here, the talented Ms. Gibson, sans props, skillfully portrays multiple, easily distinguishable characters in a therapy session where the therapist is an AI hologram. I especially enjoyed the character Marcia, with her head full of cotton candy and heart of gold. Hilarious. Always interesting, often funny, moving, and very topical, this performance is well worth seeing. Congrats, Ms. Gibson, on creating this very entertaining, original production. ... full review

Extremely entertaining and thought-provoking show! Eliza Gibson does a wonderful job embodying several quite distinct characters, shifting seamlessly from character to character, with subtle vocal and physical changes. And she does this without props or costume changes! A solo show well worth seeing.... full review

Overall, I'd rate this as better than "pretty good" but not quite "amazing." I'll call it a "darned good" way to spend an hour at the Fringe Festival.... full review

What a truly unique show! Eliza did a great job bringing all of the various characters to life, and with no set or props. Not an easy feat to pull off, but Eliza does so beautifully. I also found the subject matter very intriguing and it was interesting how even though the group led by the AI therapist were all seeking help for various issues in their lives, it certainly wasn't a one-way street. The AI therapist ends up doing some learning and growing as well. Bravo! :-)... full review