First Review
The first review of my show is up on the Fringe website:
This show amazed me with what can be done through simple storytelling! With minimal props, the artist brought us with her around the world-- we looked over her shoulder as she flirted with a girl in East Africa, or had her foot brutally readjusted (with success!) by Nicaraguan witch doctors. I appreciated her humor, poetry, and honesty in presenting these tales... each building upon the next, until by the end, I truly felt like I'd gone someplace and back with her.
The review comes from Malia Burkhart, who is also doing a one-woman show, The Survival Pages. I haven't seen it and I'm not familiar with her work, but anyone with such good taste is probably worth seeing. :-)
Cross-posted at katherineglover.net
This show amazed me with what can be done through simple storytelling! With minimal props, the artist brought us with her around the world-- we looked over her shoulder as she flirted with a girl in East Africa, or had her foot brutally readjusted (with success!) by Nicaraguan witch doctors. I appreciated her humor, poetry, and honesty in presenting these tales... each building upon the next, until by the end, I truly felt like I'd gone someplace and back with her.
The review comes from Malia Burkhart, who is also doing a one-woman show, The Survival Pages. I haven't seen it and I'm not familiar with her work, but anyone with such good taste is probably worth seeing. :-)
Cross-posted at katherineglover.net