I've never felt so seen. This show had me ugly-crying by the end because of how brilliantly real and relatable the content is. Not only does she provide a nigh-painfully accurate and authentic glimpse into the behind-the-scenes life of an undiagnosed female with ADHD throughout the pre-diagnoses eras of her life, but she delivers it all through a multi-media approach that combines photos, comedy, and classic theatricality resulting in a dynamic and deeply moving production. Phenominal and an apex example of how to weave vulnerability into art that moves people. UH-MAY-ZING.