This one woman show by 17-year old Laurel A. Trueman is packed with laughs that anyone of any age can relate to. Confident, silly, and at many times endearing, this young actress shares with you all the funny ways she put off creating the show she’s on the stage performing- a grandiose apology of sorts that truly is something worth watching. Before I saw Trueman on stage, I felt skeptical about the show, questioning the value of an adult acting out teenage drama. But this all changed once I saw Trueman on stage, and realized that she herself is actually a teenager. This isn’t an emo teenage drama- this is the story of the way we all justify procrastination, and is most keenly told through the lens of a teenager’s honesty with herself and with us. So I recommend this show for both teens and adults. But even if you don’t see Trueman in this year’s Fringe Festival, I guarantee you’ll be seeing her on the screen and on the stage for many years to come. Hardly Trying is playing at the Revue Stage 6 - 16 September as part of the 2018 Vancouver Fringe Festival. ~ reviewed by Elizabeth Goode
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Charlene Morgan
15/9/2018 15:42:03
I saw Laurel’s opening night show and it was so refreshing and endearing to see such a talented young woman perform solo with so much confidence. So many laughs and truly timeless for we have all procrastinated in our life. She is going places in the world of performance 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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