Lies, Anger and Forgiveness

The show was intense and grabbed my attention from beginning to end. Not many performances take you on a whirlwind of emotions but Barbara’s performance did just that. ... full review

Most solo shows tend to be a bit short, especially for the Fringe. Lies, Anger and Forgiveness seems like it should be much too short. At only thirty minutes, one wonders how it could really delve much into anything, especially since most solos last almost twice that and leave me wanting more.... full review

A mesmerizing and beautiful performance and story that drew me in from the beginning. Barbara gives one of the most honest and natural performances I have ever seen. It got me right in the gut (in the best way possible!)... full review

I see a woman of maturity and power who has examined both herself and the world around her to compile a message of healing that could indeed transform the world. No kidding. ... full review

A dynamic one-woman show in which Saba commands the space, invites you inside the mind of an artist on the run from her past, and rewards with beautiful language, heartbreak, laughter, and learning to be honest with yourself. ... full review

Powerful, vulnerable and strong. Barbara Saba is a powerhouse.... full review

This show exceeded all of my expectations. Barbara ,other than having a great personality to sell tickets to the show, ends up showing how talented she is as a singer, actor, and writer. The show was full. Pam always delivers the Tech. Loved the Music Box Audio Quality.... full review

This was a great show - if you want to see a true artist/actor doing good work, this is the show to see. ... full review

My goodness! Brimming with emotion and energy, Barbara pours her heart out in a story that starts and ends with a bang. She delves into her psyche and watching kept me captivated the whole time as traveled through her dramatic crescendos and dimuendos. She, herself, is a tour de force, as is her show. Must see!!... full review

A lovely piece... full review