The Pink Unicorn

See it if You love great theater, insightful direction, and heart wrenchingly honest and thought provoking acting.

Don't see it if Don't have compassion for the struggles of the LGBTQ children and their families.Or if you do not understand the power of a mothers love.

See it if You can appreciate becoming a protector of people or issues you may not have realized were important to you.

Don't see it if You don't like a 1-woman show or LQBTQ subjects.

See it if This is a complex play that addresses the prejudices against LGBTQ youth in high school, and the intolerance and bigotry against them

Don't see it if you are not interested in plays about LGBTQ, in spite of the fact that you are accepting all types of diversity

Also by their family members and the members of the Church. Within this overwhelming subject, we are witness to the most profound love story. Amy Landis’s amazing performance is totally captivating, and compelling. The parent–adolescent relationship is based on love, acceptance and support, although the mother does not understand the daughter’s sexual orientation. The mother’s affection, trust, protectiveness towards the daughter appears so real and convincing that makes this play magical.... Read more Read less

See it if You like solo shows that captivates and moves us.The main character, a mom rises up to protect her daughter's rights to be an individual

Don't see it if If you want to see a big. splashy show. This is very intimate and really examines issues that may challenge who you are.

See it if a great one person show dealing with a relevant topic. mother finds herself going against her beliefs as she fights for her daughter

Don't see it if there is no hope to open your closed minded self

See it if A1 writing & performance of a story revolving around a contentious social issue-bias-generation gap-love & support-

Don't see it if strong feelings on present day controversial issues? see what this is about before choosing to see it. Lean towards seeing it-was amazing

See it if You want to see a performance that captures a small town Texan woman SPOT ON. Accent and mannerisms. Story is funny, touching and relevant.

Don't see it if You’re homophobic or don’t like one person monologue plays.

See it if you are interested in family relationships and how love is challenged by diversity

Don't see it if You don't like family and diversity

See it if you enjoy a poiniant, heart wrenching, while clever and hilarious journey from provincial Southern housewife view to acceptance of the other

Don't see it if you are tired of, angered by, or indifferent to tales of mother-daughter relationships and gender neutral struggles in traditional societies

See it if I went with my 16 year old daughter and she left saying, "I think we both learned something here". Unexpectedly wonderful.

Don't see it if not reason not to see it. Go see it!

See it if You enjoy a super acted one woman show which ambitiously and creatively discusses coming to terms with difference in a small town setting.

Don't see it if You want a musical and don't like warm chocolate chip cookies !

See it if U want to see a perfect solo show. The staging choices focus on her brilliant way to deliver the story making this production a powerhouse.

Don't see it if Are homophic, hate diversity or expecting a stage full of visual effects.

See it if you enjoy character arcs, LGBTQ+ issues, monologues, and a brilliant and engaging storyteller.

Don't see it if you don't like one-person shows or long monologues.

See it if you love small intimate shows, with great story lines. This show has so much heart and love in it.

Don't see it if you are anti LGBTQ...actually do see it if you are because maybe it will open your heart to loving all sorts of people.

See it if You're into well acted theater, love chocolate chip cookies, or are into LGBTQIA+ entertainment

Don't see it if You don't like your theater to be socially relevant or make you think.

See it if You like well-written, well-acted solo shows and you are interested in following a character as she grows and changes.

Don't see it if You were hoping for a full play with lots of dialogue or you want to see a musical. You are intolerant of diversity and learning new things.

Also I took my own 14-year-old gender queer child to see this because the description was so similar to our own story, aside from the conservative Texas setting. We both really liked it and felt that it resonated strongly. On the way home in the taxi, my kid said, "You know, I had never really thought about how it felt for you to go through all that with me." Wow. Helping a teenager see something from someone else's perspective? I'd call that a successful piece. Plus, there are cookies!... Read more Read less

See it if Just see it! Excellent writing, story and delivery. A very relevant topic and really keeps your attention. One of the very best one man show

Don't see it if no complaints - maybe if you're uncomfortable with gender discussion

See it if You are interested in a perfect primer to help explain gender identity issues to your relatives & friends who are struggling to understand.

Don't see it if You aren't interested in gender identity issues or solo shows. You'd be missing out, though - this is a gem. And warm cookies, too!

See it if you want an entertaining one-woman show about the people who never expected to be revolutionaries.

Don't see it if you're uncomfortable watching a character learn queer topics - she's like your aunt saying something rude because she doesn't know better.

See it if You like solo performances about relevant issues, well written and delivered extremely well. Simple yet effective staging speaks to you.

Don't see it if You are not interested in a story about a teen that decides that she is not going to identify with any gender and how it affects her family.

Also I enjoyed how the story was related to the audience. There was humor and heartfelt emotion in this story. This is so relevant and the acting was great and the writer did an excellent job on this piece. I was truly entertained and informed.... Read more Read less

See it if You enjoy one person shows about contemporary issues + mother-daughter relationship plays. This is well presented.

Don't see it if You aren’t a fan of one person shows. You don’t enjoy shows with heavy southern dialect. You don’t enjoy plays about sexual orientation.

See it if You want to experience a timely, relevant and thought provoking subject, and a well acted and moving performance.

Don't see it if You want a feel good nonthinking comedy, although there are funny moments.

See it if Southern mom standing by/with her daughter no matter what.

Don't see it if you think of relationships or people should be the same.

See it if Mom know best except she really doesn’t but tries really hard anyway for her daughter. Brava! such an earnest and heartfelt performance.

Don't see it if First act admittedly starts slow and you probably won’t be able to resist her good old southern motherly charms to be hating on LGBTQ.

Also Just became my favorite one-person show ever. Cookies were lovely

See it if you're open-minded enough to enjoy a personable, one-woman show about the topic of LGBTQ issues

Don't see it if you don't enjoy one-person shows; not interested in LGBTQ issues

Also Well done, actress portrays well a small town Texas mother who interacts with the audience as if they're guests in her living room... Read more Read less