Funny, sweet, educational...charmingly honest and absolutely empowering. This show is a beautiful welcome into a very personal space. Loved it so much! ...
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What can't Laser do? He can come up with jokes that leave the audience gasping for air, he can write songs that are catchy and hit the heart, and he can tell stories in ways the will captivate you, all while dissecting what it means to be trans masc. Laser is my new best friend, and he could be yours if you see A Shark Ate My Penis....
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It was a delightful time spent with Laser. The show creates a joyous space to laugh, think, and share in personal stories all wrapped up in history. Clever and fun songs too!...
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A joyous exploration into Queer History that is both enjoyable and informative. Laser drives home the importance of celebrating pioneers, whose stories (notably) were only known because they were ‘caught’. I left the theatre feeling informed, and - thanks to the wit of Laser’s script, accompaniment of Aaron Wilson’s musical score, and the careful direction of Ashely Ward - incredibly entertained....
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“We all have rules.”
Laser’s story is relatable and moving. One thing that really hit home was the existence of these unspoken rules we carry from childhood. Like ‘it’s okay to be trans as long as *you’re* not trans.’ This kind of unspoken expectation is what led Laser, me, and who knows how many others to delay questioning much later in life.
Overall, Laser’s message that trans people have always been here and will always be here is important, and the musical comedy show is a great vehicle.
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Laser is a natural on stage. He is so comfortable and charming as he guides us on this journey through the history of trans men. I think it would be hard to watch this show and not leave wishing you were his friend. It made me want to wear dresses more...
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Laser Webber's one-man show is at once both heartfelt and hilarious, giving a rollicking ride through queer time and space. Webber's coupling of his own trans history with actual trans history is as touching as it is very, very funny....
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