Paula Howley

I loved this show so much, I'm coming to see it again while it's still in Van! And I had to take a damn ferry! This show was NOT what I was expecting. I don't know what I was expecting. But I know it was deeply moving to have my sexuality embraced, celebrated and shouted about!!! The fact that this show takes place in 2035 makes it.... believable. And a bit scary to think about as a possibility. As I got to know the narrator, I went from thinking she was too caricaturish to appreciating her all too common journey and felt so much love and compassion for her. THIS SHOW IS FUNNY. It is JOYFUL. Oh, do we need big doses of joy these days and Plan V tells us to open wide (pun intended) and receive. There is only one caveat. There were several places in this show where it touched the depths of the pain in my soul and I felt a deep need to sob. But a show at the fringe is not the place. So the tears flowed freely down my face as I hooted and laughed and literally did kegels with the entire audience. Eleanor, this is such a beautiful piece of work. Thank you for sharing it because we really, really need it. Blessings to the Almighty Pussy.