A Mile In My Shoes

BRAVO to Kathryn Taylor Smith (and her incredible team) for creating and executing a spectacular show.... full review

Kathryn Smith does a beautiful job taking on multiple characters, their physicalities, and voices! The content of this show is serious but Kathryn does a nice job threading in some humor. Loved how she used a variety of media. She uses a projector, overhead music through the speakers, a live voice from backstage, and she herself sings, and dances, and mimes! She is spectacular and brings a very important subject to the awareness of sold out houses!... full review

Just WOW! her passion for raising awareness on homelessness, mental health, LGBT, etc is so evident in her performance. ... full review

Kathryn has the power and versatility to keep you captivated throughout her very moving show. She inhabited the characters so much that she was barely recognizable. Her depth and emotion made you empathize with them to their core. I’ve been inspired and my heart is better for having seen this show. Highly recommended. ... full review

The best production I've seen in Fringe 2018. Funny, thoughtful, and encouraging. Inspirational work that has a hopeful heart.... full review

#ChanceItLA A Mile in My Shoes has left me with mixed feelings. Kathryn Taylor Smith is a highly skilled performer and the content/message of this play is gorgeous. Through monologues, dance and visual projections Smith introduces the audience to a number of different homeless people and the people they encounter - both those who help make their lives better, and those who wish they would just go away. It is clear that Smith has spent a lot of time with homeless people and has great compassion for them. For this alone, I would say go and check out the show. To read the full review please visit the See It or Skip It website - http://seeitorskipitla.tumblr.com/post/174695105941/chanceitla-a-mile-in-my-shoes-has-left-me-with... full review

Highly Recommended. Kathryn Taylor Smith has something important to say and you should listen. Closely.... full review