I'm fine.

Phenomenal show! The way she was able to take such heavy and serious subject matter and speak about it so freely, with such wit and make it funny at the same time, hats off to Paige. The staging was very well done and her timing is impeccable. Highly recommend! ... full review

Paige is really funny and I love the story she's created it's a very unique approach to a personal issue. We get a peek into her mind and in some places we feel her pain and frustration. ... full review

This show is such a powerhouse. Paige effortlessly guides the audience through her journey battling a mental disorder, with so much HUMOR and VULNERABILITY, that I was so torn between laughing and crying, but in the best way. See this!... full review

Here’s the genius unscripted monologue of the Fringe ! Naturalistic film performance, outstanding blocking, hilarious malfunctioning props, heartbreaking admissions. You have to see this !... full review

Brilliant storytelling on life with depression / bipolar. Funny and heartbreaking. Highly recommended.... full review

A fresh take on a sensitive topic... full review

"I'm fine" is an incredibly touching, heartbreaking, piece of theater. I have had my fair share of anxiety and bouts of depression, but I was reminded in listening to Paige's words how I don't know what it's like to live with a diagnosed mental illness. Paige paints a picture that describes a world that I'm sure many can relate to, and many others had no idea. A true peek into the mind of someone who is trying to take it one day at a time. ... full review

I’ve seen dozens of one person shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, abs this was my first show of the LA fringe. It couldn’t have been a better debut. The show was moving, powerful and funny, I’d recommend it to anyone, you literally cannot watch this without finding a part of yourself in it and connecting to the raw humanity that you’re witnessing. Paige is clearly a masterful performer who knows exactly the right amount of everything to create something you won’t forget.... full review

Paige commands the stage from start to finish. Moving, funny, charming, and heartbreaking.... full review

I’m Fine, I fear, is another victim of hyphenated strangulation. Read the Full Review at theTVolution.com... full review