Lady LiberTEASE

Brilliant, original and educational... full review

Fabulous. Incredible historical facts combined with current issues of feminism and social justice. Kirsten has a beautiful voice!... full review

A beautiful mix of education and talent... full review

This was a great study of history and how it shaped America. This information is so wanted and needed right now.... full review

This was such a wonderful, smart play. We are introduced to Columbia, the goodness of America. And I must confess I didn’t know anything about Columbia, but after watching this play, I feel a little smarter. Kirsten is such a great performer also and she has so much energy that constantly keeps you engrossed in the story she is telling. And, there’s also a sing-along, which I absolutely enjoyed. ... full review

Kirsten Caplan is a dynamic storyteller. In 90 minutes, she takes her audience on a gripping ride through her own exploration of race and racism in the United States and the legacy of white supremacy that permeates the country and our own souls. To use Kirsten's own words, she her play is a testament to her own hard work and heart work. Kirsten, using her trademark charm and honesty, invites the whole audience into exploring our own work to do. ... full review

Lady LiberTease is about the personal fallout of Trumpelstilskin's election to a California drama teacher who is also a wife and mother--one who felt (as so many did) profound shock not only that this man (of all people) was elected President, but that the Republican Party swept the into control of both houses of Congress. She had been desperately hoping in November 2016 to see the first woman President of the United States, that (as she put it) her ceiling would be her children's floor. In her emotional tumult, she accidentally summons Columbia, the little remembered "Goddess of Liberty" invented by the Founding Fathers to serve as an icon of unity. Columbia is the statue of freedom atop the Capitol Dome in Washington DC, as well as t... full review