after the half way point I was just stuck in a constant giggle fit for an hour straight as the jokes just layered upon themselves to the point where any side comment or remark she said was just another joke brought back from before, but now made funner from the context. Some advice: definitely go to the bathroom before the show, because you will laugh so hard you will have to pee even if you DID go to the bathroom beforehand.

Hannah makes you laugh, think, uncomfortable and love her. Bravo performance in Boston. But the seats at the Colonial Theater made me more uncomfortable than Hannah. Go see this one person extravaganza of thought provoking and brilliant commentary.

Having seen "Nannette," I did know what to expect -- and nevertheless found her opening "rundown of what to expect" as amusing and hilarious as what was to come (as we by that point were expecting)... Her mixture of monologue, comedy and occasional rant is funny, poignant, mind-poking and original. See her if you can; she'll make you think, even if you don't agree with every particular point she makes or example she cites. (After all, you probably won't be sitting in her audience if you;'re not an open-minded person.) Loved the show, hope it winds up on Netflix as well!