What I liked
Dagmar, speaking of her search to understand the pieces and circumstances of her life, of her journey, of her family, also spoke for pieces of mine.
What I didn't like
I don’t have an issue to address.
My overall impression
Dagmar Stansova knocked it out of the park. I laughed and danced in my seat. I wept. Dagmar is masterful. Her stage presence is magnetic, accessible, and richly textured. Her story, a combo of how one finds oneself/who one is/how one becomes who one is + who the child is/who the parent is/what they are together + the Holocaust + what/who one loves in one’s life + who came before us + who we will become + James Brown—just to try to abstract it—shone light into corners of darkness. Her insights are profound and uplifting. The manner in which she shares them is riveting. Her spirit and resolve are contagious. Her telling of her journey is Her show is moving and powerful. I can’t stop thinking about it.
