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What I liked
The honesty of the observations. I laughed myself silly when she talked about her mom and the massage oil – buying a new phone was completely justified! The imagery in the background nicely accented what she was talking about it without pulling focus.
What I didn't like
The sound quality when she turned to walk offstage and then came back. I lost a sentence in there. The sound in general might be a little louder, but that was the only time it was definitely an issue.
My overall impression
Engaging, thought-provoking show that makes you laugh and think. Diana Elizabeth Jordan has so much to teach the world about what it means to love and be loved. Seeing life through her eyes in this show will change the way you look at your own.
