This is one of the best pieces of theater I have ever seen. Kate's writing is so smart- she brilliantly introduces and explains the emotional, physical and lifestyle toll these disorders take to those who have no concept on the subject matter and relates so profoundly to those who know the concepts very well. This show needs to be seen by everyone, no matter your sex, age, or career. ...
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EDWARD HONGthe nerds of colorcertified reviewerJune 26, 2017
One of the rare solo performance shows that deftly balances humor, gravitas, pathos, education, and energy into a soul-baring beautiful performance expertly delivered by Kate Huffman....
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ANONYMOUS
certified reviewerJune 18, 2017
This show was heart wrenching, funny, completely bold and incomparably courageous...
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Eating disorders, OCD, societal body standards. Let's talk about it, huh? Well, not only did Kate Huffman talk about it, she bravely shared about her struggles with it, and had us thinking and LAUGHING about it. Her ability to weave her personal story with strong writing, clever staging techniques, technology, and multiple characters (have to see it to understand just how good this mechanism worked) created a fantastic performance piece. Ms Huffman has given us not only a piece of art, but a piece of herself.... one that allows us to be a bit more empathetic with those that might struggle with these issues.
I certainly commend her openness and ability to share. This is art in its truest form, a piece that shines a light on a part of ourselv...
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Fantastic energy and interesting enough to engage me all by herself--one-person shows are HARD!--the full hour and 20 mins. Truly, her energy seemed boundless!
I would recommend!...
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This show is magic. Not only will you laugh and laugh hard it will move you. The perfect amount of dark humor with an outreach that is for everyone. This show will make you question your judgments and make you a better human. The impact I imagine this would have had on me if had scene it a younger, more vulnerable age. I laughed, I cried, I laughed again. ...
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