←Recommendations of FUKT

Goldman-Sherman speaks her truth honestly and creatively, in hopes of lifting up audience members with a similar experience, as well as elevating her own past, present and future. To call this "bold" and "unflinching" feels like just using buzzwords that have lost their meaning, although I do think it is bold and unflinching (although her characters do flinch, and we love them all the more for it) and on Goldman-Sherman's own terms. This is her story, told in a way only she can. She's trusting us with it. May we all prove to be worthy of receiving it.

Brave and beautifully crafted. This story will shake you down to your toes. It is a very original look at sexual abuse. We see the protagonist at three stages in her life -- all of them interacting, often humorously. This provides a distancing effect which allows us to watch and listen without putting up protective defenses. The play is ultimately uplifting. I wish every person who has suffered abuse but not been able to confront it could see this play and be strengthened by it.

This moving, brave testament to altering and accepting one's identity is an absolute feast for the three actors. Taking a horrible moment from childhood and turning it on its ear, Goldman-Sherman assures the audience (who witness and become part of the narrative) that there is light at the end of the tunnel. There is humor and split-second turns of events throughout this fast-paced play, which proves coming-of-age can happen at multiple times in one's life. A triumph.

This play is riveting and uniquely theatrical! It takes your breath away in its horror and yet it is ultimately uplifting. Highly recommended!