What I liked
Gloria Galvan, Lisa Blake Mitchell, and Michelle Danyn’s chemistry is wonderful as they shine and deliver incredibly funny moments detailing hilarious experiences growing up in playwright Marnie Olson’s life while also turning in some gut wrenching and painful ones during lower points in her life. Director Jennifer Chun astutely weaves the night to keep the show moving while perfectly unfolding the ups and downs of Marnie Olson’s poetic, honest, and beautifully written script. The set, projections, and props were simple yet effective in supporting the story.
What I didn't like
Some slight technical difficulties occurred during the performance, but the performers handled things in character and with class. Some beautifully hilarious moments ensued and a testament to their talents. Did not affect the experience whatsoever.
My overall impression
A truly honest, raw, beautiful, funny, and heartbreaking story of a woman’s life as told by 3 incredibly talented and brave ladies, playing the same role, and one brilliantly funny and standout man playing all the men in her life. Bravo Crack- Whore, Bulimic, Girl- Next-Door! Thank you for a beautiful night of theatre. Do not miss this! It’ll stay with you!
