Margret Echeverria

“This beautiful tender city of humans needs someone as playfully joyful and talented as Damien Warren-Smith to suspend our vigilance and allow us to laugh at the glorious absurdity of everything.”

“Cuba and the gift of the Buena Vista Social Club remind us that art made with love can ground us, heal us, unite us and maybe just save us all.”

“Tammy Faye taught us that love wins every time.”

“The acting is stellar and the comedy is perfectly placed.”

“The wisdom is that humanity triumphs through comedy delivered with love which builds community and heals the tremendous pain of oppression.”

“No one asks, Are you okay? because these women are beyond platitudes.”

“The brilliant acting and the sublime direction of Neil Pepe will leave you gratified.”

“Get your ass in this seat and join the revolution!”

“Our humanity belongs in our politics as a reminder of our vulnerability, not as a target for sand in the gears that grind out thoughtful solutions when grounded in what is truly important: protecting the dignity of us all.”

“So, Michael Moore makes you laugh at the absurdity of it all – with props! – so that we can stop breathing in shallow fear for a moment.”

“Two hours and twenty-five minutes fly by and this musical poo-pooer wished there had been more.”