Anatomica is a very personal show dealing with chronic pain. But it made me laugh and feel all the feelings.

As Amica combined storytelling and clown to explore the question of what is the best kind of skeleton to have. As much as Amica asks if the audience is comfortable, and has a few items to help, it's really hard to get comfortable. This venue is in the basement of Holy Trinity where you are sitting on a flat floor with a stage in front but you are on the plastic foldable chairs. No matter how much I enjoy, a show it is really hard to get comfortable (and makes you very aware of your own skeleton).

There will be questions asked to the audience and a few people will be singled out but found it mostly you could choose to interact or stay behind the 4th wall. I really enjoy the description of the crawfish and great visual body and language so you could really see the images that were being told. I would just love different chairs.