What I liked
Everything. I know that’s vague but the sound, how he utilized the space, the story, the visuals, all of it. For an entire hour I was right there with him and eager to see what comes next. I believe this is a struggle most of us, especially in today’s age, can identify with on some level. This personal ride he takes us on simply shows, instead of what we don’t have in common, exactly what we do.
What I didn't like
I can’t think of anything that could be improved upon given the nature of the theater.
My overall impression
Brandon Raman, with incredible ease, takes the audience on a personal story of strife, sadness and finding one’s own identity that anyone can personally connect to. While his tale is specific to him, it carries a humanity and vulnerability anyone can associate with. So many times he had the audience fully immersed, laughing, clapping, relishing in the various emotions of the unknown, and gladly going along on the ride he takes us on. The talent displayed in this show is phenomenal and Brandon does an incredible job separating characters, creating humor, touching hearts and bringing us all on this journey. I can’t wait to see him do this again over and over.
