I brought along my mother who does not go to many shows because she feels as though she does not understand the main concept usually. This was the total opposite case for her Saturday night. She LOVED every minute of the show…we chatted about the show all the way home…how great the director and cast were, the great music throughout the show…even the music during intermission that kept your attention to the lyrics!

One main discussion that we had on the way home was how differently people deal with disease. Whether the disease have affected them directly or with a family member, close friend etc.

My mother is a seven year breast cancer survivor, and one main aspect that we both LOVED about the show is that is helps everyone to learn how to deal with the negative aspects of any type of disease. She felt as though the show helped many to see both the negative aspects of the disease, but also the positive.

Sometimes people run from the disease, some say that “they cannot handle seeing their close friend or family member go through treatments”, but this show really helps make ‘light’ of tough situations that people must face every day.

It is apparent that my mother and I are both from different generations from the reviewer which may explain the different views on the show. Many generations will not appreciate the ‘hilarity’ of the show because they simply feel as though disease is a negative aspect of someones life and should not be made into a ‘light’ subject.

I encourage ALL OF YOU to go watch the show….You will literally Laugh Out Loud (LOL!)