Love & Sex in the Earth's Spin Cycle

Perfect comedic timing, great material. Brilliant writing. Completely unique. She's telling her own story, which takes guts. And she's not talking about someone else's craziness. She's talking about her own and what she can contribute having come through it. I fully support this project.... full review

She works for my company and I have seen this show. Brave, and very honest. And she is so naturally funny, especially about the darkest stuff in her life, including loads abuse. Not an ounce of self pity. ... full review

Lambeth Sterling has gone through years of therapy, meditation, visualization, levitation, affirmations and even lived in an ashram – all so we won’t have to. She recounts stories from her childhood, boyfriends and less than sound advice from her parents. At age 12 she asked her mother about babies and where they come from. Her mother’s reply? “It’s called rape!” I think it’s easy to deduce that Sterling’s love life is going to suffer from this miscommunication. Thus, Sterling goes on a path of spiritual self-fulfillment, in search of love and happiness. Since then, she’s discovered the power of positive thinking is crap. Trying everything to release her emotional baggage – she realizes that’s she going around the problem, not to it. She ... full review