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What I liked
Katharine artfully and thoughtfully created a show that keeps you laughing and unexpectedly crying with beautiful human moments.
What I didn't like
I was momentarily confused whether a third child was introduced into the scene when they were talking about the dog going to heaven. Perhaps calling the new person by name would have helped, or spending a bit more time with them before going back to the two characters we were familiar with.
My overall impression
Personal, potent, hilarious, gut punching, and so human. A masterfully crafted one-woman show that lets you into the life of a woman experiencing and living with grief through the vast array of people she comes in contact with and then eventually her internal thoughts. Truly honored to have witnessed this performance.
