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Reviews by Boulder Fringe Audience Members, performed at Dairy East Theater, Boulder, CO:
“This was a moving piece about the fickleness of human beings. It was captivating, sharp and moving. Loved every moment.”
“The show was full of beautiful and thought-provoking moments. Like reading a good book, everyone will find something different to take away from it, but no one will leave without having found something that touched and entertained them. A night well spent!”
“Connecting with others in this world is often quite hard and can be more demanding then we would like to give ourselves over to. In this engaging work these struggles are explored, utilizing universal metaphors as a cup and water, the containers that hold our livelihoods and the struggle we face to fill them. Emotionally driven and playfully described the ebb and flow allows the audience to experience the full gamut with out getting lost inside. Each dancer brings something of themselves to the stage and allows their own vulnerability and strength within that to be seen and felt. If you have ever struggled to connect, felt judged, or that assumptions were falsely made about who you are then this is a show not to be missed.”