Daithi Little

Does not leave a lot for the imagination which is welcomed at times. These two "bros" are clearly having a "bromance" but it was hilarious and funny and also dealing with some body dismorphia and pregnancy issues. Would like to go see it again.

This show has comedy, drama, death, break ups, new relationships and moving away for work and having to start over. Overall, great story telling from one of the only indigenous artist here this year. Will be watching for his name in the future to see more of his work.

SPECTACULAR

You have to see it for it all to make sense. These musicians are some of the most talented young people, I have seen on stage. Acting and multiple instruments each switching on and off for the whole show. Different venue and stage presentation but it all works so incredibly well. I want to see it again. HIGHLY RECCOMEND

Recommend to go and see Aliyah in this one. Have seen all her shows for the last few years and every time there is no disappointment. This is a new version of a comedy show which was great to see and what's not to like, conversations on some controversial topics with complete strangers. Aliyah does a great job navigating these topics throughout the show. Looking forward to see what this show ends up being once it is tested out more.

Needs to have some finessing. However, I enjoyed it. It's absurd and that's what I loved about it. Male burlesque what's better than that. CATS and Male Burlesque that is what is better. LAZER POINTERS say no more. I will happily sit in the front row and have the actors chase the "RED DOTS". NOT FOR KIDS.

LOVED IT LOVED IT LOVED IT

Unexpectedly hilarious, dark, engaging. Loved hearing the story of this filipino american and his career and the jokes he told had me laughing all day long. 69 is not a "sex show" as he says in this story. There is some chaotic elements to this story, however this does make sense with the chaos in the USA and his worries for his trans daughter. MUST SEE. The description in the program guide is not doing this show justice.

The most amazing cabaret. Talented, amazing, engaging, and educational of black music legends. Cannot wait to see more from this creator.

Loved this show. The story teller was powerful in her display of emotion during the show. The story of a powerful black women told by a powerful black women was inspiring and should not be missed. Would see this over and over and I learned so much about Afeni. It was not overpowered by 2pac, in fact they are not even mentioned until the very end of the show.