I Have Too Many Feelings

Honest vulnerable and funny! She had us all with her rooting for her. There wasn’t a single dull or unnecessary moment. I left feeling like I had drinks with a dear friend of mine while she spilled her guts and tickled mine. 🤣... full review

“I Have Too Many Feelings” is a revelation of a show! I have never seen a live performance before that felt so personal to the performer yet so universally familiar to the rest of us. Bethany does an exquisite job of using her quirky and endearing style of storytelling to take you on a rollercoaster of emotions that any living, breathing human can relate to because she covers A LOT of them (hence the title). Especially ones that are universally taboo or uncomfortable, but she performs them in a way that is so entertaining and down right hilarious that you begin to relate to even the most desperate of her scenarios. Bethany also covers topics such as mental health, shame and codependency through scenes between unconventional characters played... full review

In my opinion, solo-artistry allows for the non-professional actors and playwrights to brave the stage and share their life-stories. As a professional comedian and actor, Ms Bethany is no exception to the mountainous feat of facing fears and demons to create a masterpiece(continuously a work in progress) She undoubtedly is hilarious! That's her superpower. She's comfortable there. But then she allows you to see past her comedy and in through her personal hell of growing up. She addresses her struggles with bedwetting anxiety...I related with her with my thumb-sucking anxiety that I had well into my late early 30s. And just when I'm relating to her about dysfunctional relationships(all had me cackling out loud) she uses the analogy of a 'huma... full review

This show is incredible and inspiring! Bethany poured her heart out to tell her story and bares it all emotionally with a brilliant multi-character performance about her life, upbringing, sexuality, sobriety and so much more. The show is honest, endearing, heartbreaking, uplifting, witty and most of all: FUNNY! ... full review

Bethany Vee's one women show is one of the best comedy shows I've EVER seen. I know that seems like a bold statement, but having seeing countless comedy shows in Los Angeles, what sets Bethany's show apart, is not only how raw, personal, gritty and honest it is, but also the fact that she literally takes us on a journal of self discovery that is extremely relatable. Subject matters like addiction, 12 steps, ADHD, codependency, are what makes the show so painfully relatable and transparent, and you can't help but eagerly await what's next. "Edutainment" is what comes to mind when i think of this show. Acclaimed books like "You can heal your Life" by Louise Hay and "Learning to love yourself" by Gary Chapman are mentioned throughout t... full review

I have too many feelings written and performed by Bethany Vee! This is absolutely without a doubt the funniest show I have ever seen! There was not a moment where I or the audience was not stitched in laughter! The show is utter genius and so relatable that I couldn’t take it anymore by the end in the best way possible, it was just too funny! Bethany reached into her mind and pulled out her humanity in a puddle of comedy and in doing so did the same to me.... full review

This was a raw, honest and in depth view of the development of how she was not fitting into the middle of the road comfortably. Bethany V shared her journey of self discovery, self awareness and development. Her search was fascinating and painful to observe. It was amazing to see how completely Bethany V became each character and could switch from character to character in seconds. ... full review

What a wonderful return to the theater, even with Delta hanging around. I needed to laugh, cry, empathize, sympathize, be angry, roll my eyes in disbelief, relate to likenesses in queer life inside “the church”, conservative parent(s). And this gave it to me all at once. May I have too many feelings as well. ... full review

This was an incredibly personal and insightful look into a young woman’s life and accompanying struggles she faced. I know Bethany on a friendship level, but there were elements of her life she let the audience in on that even I wasn’t aware of. ... full review

Honest Funny Painful Worthy! ... full review