RT Cox

I seen what could be a great show, but the portray is an over explanatory version of events. The actor voices every action he is doing and it leads the story to just drag on. However, set that apart, and you get a gritty telling of a young man’s struggling with his own mental health.

This is a portrayal of feeling stuck between two worlds and trying to figure out where one belongs. Something many people could relate to. Kiana does an amazing job storytelling her journey of self discovery through museum visits. She’s funny, engaging and makes you feel like she’s have a conversation directly with you.

As an avid drag lover, this story catches your attention from the small town boy to the big city drag queen. Lilith Fair does an amazing job telling this “Mostly True Story” with her signature wit and emotion.

The best part of the show is the music, and through the music you piece together the story. Shout out to the amazing cast in this!

Amazing acting! If you are not familiar with either stories that are combined you may be lost.

Not as good as last year’s show, however I would still recommend. Emmonia really holds the show together and is the reason to see this show.

It’s not a bad show, but it was not a wow show either. I went in with very high hope and left disappointed.

It’s a full show that gives you a true indigenous experience with hilarity and storytelling. A must see.

Afeni tells you the story of a mother that was more than just a mother to someone famous. It gives light to the incredible story of Afeni and her time with the Black Panthers.

In this very chaotic, politically driven show, Emil intertwines daily news with personal stories and lays out what it’s really like to navigate the current state of the US. It’s his personal stories that really drive the show though. Especially when he talks about his daughter.