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tragic
cathartic
comedy
creative
entertaining
funny
great acting and writing
grief
heartfelt
hilarious. a win!
honest
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one man show
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CARLA POOLE
certified reviewer
June 04, 2018
Authentic, funny, and delicious! What a treasure! ...
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ANONYMOUS
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June 05, 2018
I laughed, I cried, I ate dessert. It was a wonderful blend of comedy and emotion. I thoroughly enjoyed the evening, as did my whole family (husband and kids). I would highly recommend this show to anyone....
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NINA SILVER
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June 17, 2018
Live storytelling with humor and heart, performed and directed with great skill and honesty. ...
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HEATHER DOWLING
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June 17, 2018
The writing is incredibly smart, funny, and touching. The delivery of these moments was creative and delightful. Enjoyed every minute of this performance!...
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JUSTIN SANDERS
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June 18, 2018
Great storyteller. Lots of energy, and he provided delicious homemade baked goods. What more could you ask for?...
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HAMID ASSIAN
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June 21, 2018
Chris brought to life the comedy and tragedy of familial loss AND the fear of water, interweaving metaphor of both. As someone who has lost someone close, it was deeply cathartic, inspiring and moving yet the comedy grounded you in the balance of life. I laughed and cried continuously. I would recommend this play to anyone but particularly if someone is struggling with loss. Thank you Chris for your heart and vulnerability....
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DAVID MACDOWELL BLUE
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June 30, 2018
We all have our journeys, our own terrors and regrets, victories and failures, accomplishments and lessons learned. Nine times out of ten this makes up the substance of nearly any one person show, so the question comes up--how akin to our own lives does this person's story feel? Sink or Swim accomplishes this very well in the most straightforward way--by sharing what happened, how he felt, and in an engaging manner let us in on his life. His methods proved clever, even interactive (btw the man can bake!!!). Mostly though, he himself did that which so many of us reflexively avoid--he bled a little bit of his soul in front of us. In this case, he used his own efforts to finally learn how to swim as a guide to a more fundamental issue--fee...
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