Many Trump Refugees in One Body

The title suggests political discourse but this is actually a fascinating, funny and refreshing look into how we learn to negotiate, accept and love ourselves (all of them.) Thank god. Propelled by the desire to leave the country, this is a thoughtful, self-reflecting solo show whose structure allows us to take the journey with the main character, instead of being told what happened. That is rare at the Fringe and that makes this one stand out. Well done. ... full review

A fascinating story only made possible by Lyralen's acting. She was a very entertaining and dynamic actor and knowing her actual history and experiences in life, her performance was all the more meaningful. While she shares a very disturbing and difficult past, Lyralen manges to depict a brave, determined woman who refuses to let the world take her down. ... full review

Lyralen’s show grabbed my attention from the very beginning. I enjoyed spending time getting to know Lyralen and her many alter egos that occupy her body. Amazing storytelling and lots of laughs. A must see!... full review

The show was great, with levels, depth and comedy. It really makes you laugh, choke up a bit at times, and definitely makes you think.... full review

Funny, thought provoking and moving. Go see it! ... full review

A wonderful piece that shows the voices of some people whose voices are not heard nearly as much as they should be. ... full review

If you wanted to Out yourself, you'd write & perform this show. Funny, poignant, uncomfortable, revealing but confusing. Life, the story, and Lyralen continue to unfold and complexify. ... full review

I don’t know what this show was about. Misleading title and totally self-serving. Cannot recommend.... full review