What I liked
Becky is a fantastic storyteller who uses her talented delivery to give a painfully honest and personal account of something that more people should be talking about openly. Some of her jokes were very creative and took me completely by surprise, there are quite a few solid belly laughs in this play. We need more storytellers like Becky who have the proverbial balls to turn their pain and vulnerability into art.
What I didn't like
The only thing I would liked to have seen – audience participation. I think there were a few moments in the performance where Becky could have invited the audience to actually pipe up and give their thoughts/comments, something like a stand-up routine where the comic uses conversations with the audience as a source of on-the-spot material.
My overall impression
A stellar one-woman show that will leave you entertained, moved, and above all educated. I recommend it to everybody. In short: it was tight!
