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DORI MARTINEK
uncertified reviewer
June 26, 2011
A multi-person play performed by 1 brilliant actress. Joy Nash switches between characters and each character is clearly defined by voice and body language.
I laughed and cried and laughed some more, totally awed by this amazing actress/playwright.
Thank you, Joy Nash!...
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ROBYN BAHR
uncertified reviewer
June 28, 2011
I was SO very impressed with this piece. I've seen 2 previews and 1 full production, and each time I saw I felt I was watching something new and something wonderful. The laughs never became rote, the drama never became "been there done that." Joy's story is so hilarious, so heartbreaking, and so incredible that the execution just feels totally original but also very relatable. Definitely my favorite piece of theater so far in 2011, and that's saying a lot. The writing, the performance, and the production quality are just simply perfect. Just proves you don't need flash to just tell a GOOD STORY and engage your audience. ...
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HEATHER BOWEN
uncertified reviewer
June 27, 2011
Amazing show with a talented actor. Seamless transition in portraying different characters; so much so it seemed like there was more than one performer on stage. Joy is in fact, a joy to watch. Can't wait to see where this project goes from here!...
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MARGARET FISHER
uncertified reviewer
June 27, 2011
Absolutely brilliant! I laughed out loud, I sobbed almost uncontrollably - this show evoked more emotion and raw feeling than I have felt from anything else in a long time. Joy's performance was thoroughly believable, her writing was spectacular and the overall production was brilliant. I was especially impressed by the minimal use of stage equipment coupled with the projections against the backdrop. Fabulous show - everyone should see it!!!...
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MARIA PASQUARELLI
certified reviewer
June 14, 2011
Joy's performance was incredibly entertaining, engaging and honest. Almost too good to believe it's a true story! Go see it!...
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CASEY GATES
certified reviewer
June 26, 2011
This was my favorite story-telling of any show I saw at The Fringe. I was completely involved in this woman's journey and was laughing out loud from the writing, timing of the actress, and specificity of the characters Joy morphs into. I also was deeply moved and left with something more than I came with- an amazing feat. I look forward to seeing what work this artist will bring us in the future....
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TONY FRANKEL
stage and cinema/bitter lemons
certified reviewer
June 22, 2011
Tony Frankel, theatre critic from Stage and Cinema here.
I agree with the subtitle of Joy Nash's outstanding MY MOBSTER, which is simply "A Solo Play". This is not a solo "show", "outing", or "performance piece". It is a well-crafted play that demonstrates what is missing from most solo performer's autobiographical accounts: storytelling as the epic side of truth and wisdom. But Nash is not just a wonderful writer - she is a vulnerable, engaging and strong performer who deftly bounces from character to character. Even with a slew of technical mishaps at the performance I saw, Nash never became rankled. Her style is breezy and fluid, but never inauthentic. Her true account of a relationship with a charming liar who romances her in Venice a...
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LIZZIE CZERNER
uncertified reviewer
June 20, 2011
Joy is a wonderfully talented performer and this show is deeply moving and entertaining. Go see this show!...
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