A Letter to Lyndon B. Johnson or God Whoever Reads This First - Review

My last show in the Xhloe and Natasha trifecta and a perfect finale.

Exploring friendship, masculinity, and life in the American south, this piece keeps you enthralled throughout with lightning fast monologues and strong character building.

The use of harmonicas to support the emotions in certain scenes are a stroke of genius and further separates their three shows to give them each their own identity.

With an ending that doesn't give away all of its cards, you are left thinking, but in a way that you are happy about.

Truly a joy to watch all three.

Also, they're both so nice. I have no clue how they have the energy to still meet everyone after with a smile on their face. It is amazing to watch people live and thrive fully in their passion.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1/2

4.5/5