While the laughs far outweigh the moments of solemnity, it is Bill ("Rolly Posley") Posley's deviations into the serious - the fates of his boot camp brethren, the brushes with death in Baghdad, the dichotomy of occupying police forces both home and abroad, and finally, the (spoiler) reunions with thunderstruck relatives - which are the most poignant moments of this show, and which linger longest with the viewer after witnessing this tour de force performance.
Weaving a comprehensive biograph...
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The rarest combination of innovative originality and undeniable relatability, "Alexa, Turn Off Heartbreak" is an irreverent, creative and surprisingly heartfelt comedic duet - Erickson & Boggs make it so you can't help but root for them as they hopelessly and honestly grapple with the slings and arrows of lost loves. A must see for anyone who's ever been betrayed, fooled or ghosted by a slimy ex. ...
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