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What I liked
Marla’s writing and performance are the stars here. Rarely do you get to see a show that’s as heartbreaking as it is heartwarming; a show that’s serious about what it wants to say yet light enough to include an 80s training montage. It’s a testament to Marla’s storytelling abilities, both as a nimble writer and confident performer, that it’s such a standout. I also want to single out the clean direction and perfectly-used/designed tech. It’s a complete show that I’d love to see play beyond its Fringe run.
What I didn't like
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My overall impression
An incredible story, equal parts funny and moving. It’s truly courageous for Marla to tell this personal story and I’m so glad she did.
