What I liked
Lorelei was always ready with a quick improvised comment in response to any audience comments, as well as being able to literally kick off her tap shoes when time did not permit them to be fastened to her feet correctly. The show must go on – and it did while very single moment had the audience right with her every step of the way. Especially funny were the moments when she satirized herself, especially the stories of how her handled the dating scene when first arriving in Los Angeles. As she reminded all of us, remember you have the power to be good – so be good at who you are!
What I didn't like
Loved the photos she shared of herself as a young boy discovering his real inner female. Would have loved to see more examples of her progress along the way via more photos and videos.
My overall impression
In a lime green wig piled sky-high on top of her head, wearing a bright orange dress and tons of make-up, you know from the very start this skinny-legged drag queen is about to take you for the ride of your life! Accompanied by a rocking 4 piece band led by a conductor who later plays important roles in the show, this was as entertaining and socially-relevant a show as any I saw in Fringe this year. It’s a BE WHO YOU ARE message that is delivered LOUD AND PROUD for all to see and hear!
