I Am Not A Man

A 10 out of a 10!!! Very witty and fun way to express your hurts. I wish I had the talent to do this. ... full review

I was really was impressed with the title that got my attention.... full review

Best show we've seen at the Fringe this year. ... full review

I was blown away by Heather's performance. She is not only a masterful stand up comedian, but has created a piece that not only showcases those strengths but the vulnerable truth underneath her stand up. The format of the show was so creative beginning with what Heather is known for, her stand up comedy. I have never seen a one woman show that begins in that way and then unexpectedly transforms into a vulnerable, heartbreaking and insightful look into Heather's relationship with her Dad. Beautifully written and spoken from the heart. I was with her every word and found myself going from laughter to tears. A phenomenal show that I hope continues after the Fringe.... full review

Hilarious, heartfelt and fast-paced solo show! ... full review

A talented and fun comedian lets you see into her world in a mini-play that touches the heart.... full review

A thoughtful and balanced three-part structure allows Heather to demonstrate a wide range of talents; a heartfelt but sober reflection on a frayed relationship that leaves room for hope and reconciliation.... full review

I didn’t really know what to expect. I just knew I was intrigued by the description and the father/daughter theme (AND it was Father’s Day). My overall impression was the show was excellent in every way. ... full review

Truly captivating performance. Heather brings us through the heartbreak of knowing our parents can never be who we want them to be. Yet she embraces her reality, and showcases it in such a way that I was left with hope, and yearning for more. I sat there completely mesmerized, my hands holding my face, tears streaming constantly. I was moved.... full review

I loved this show a lot. It seems like Heather's aim isn't to indict or to cast blame, but rather to dive into the heartbreaking chasms of understanding that can't ever be bridged--even between a father and a daughter. It takes a brave person to embody her parent, but, as Heather does so with such eerie precision, she reveals that our parents live within us whether we like it or not.... full review