I can relate to several of Tanner’s stories quite a bit and I enjoyed this performance. They present their adventures as a series of diary entries, which keeps things sequential but can feel a little disjointed when stories overlap each other. But hey, real life is messy and disjointed. I felt like Tanner did a good job of putting inflection into their delivery and addressing the audience—they definitely didn’t seem to be merely reading off the pages—but the 100% diary entry format felt a bit stale by the end and I wished they’d sprinkled in something else to break the monotony of that. There were several times throughout where I really wanted to hear more about some aspect of their experiences, but this is theatre and not a two-way conversation, of course. Even so, this was still easily worth my time and I appreciate the openness and vulnerability inherent to these kinds of stories.