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Broad Strokes

  • Writer: Zacqué
    Zacqué
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read

Updated: 3 hours ago


Cat Cohen’s very particular brand of delusional drama queen humor isn’t going to be for everyone, but I’ll admit, I speak her quirky rrrandom millennial language. This show does have a narrative, as she recounts a particular health scare she had three years ago, told through song, but it’s much more akin to stand up comedy or cabaret than a play, so it’s not a perfect fit to be considered for the Drama League nominations. She’s not reenacting or living the story as much as telling it. But she has a unique and distinct comedic voice and style, and the production design is lavish, grand and theatrical in the highest gothic caliber! She has a lovely singing voice, perhaps not the most brilliant vocal range or technical skill, but just right for what she’s doing. I doubt this production will garner the numbers it needs to be in contention for any nominations, but I certainly laughed plenty and enjoyed it!!

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