"What are you?" is the question. AMBIGUOUS is the answer.
AMBIGUOUS is a bold, genre-bending one woman show that fuses stand-up comedy, storytelling, and original music in an exploration of identity. Tiffany is cursed to embody every version of herself that others project onto her -- from wide-eyed explorer, to sultry cartoon icon, to pop legend. It is a race against the clock to discover who she really is.
Funny, inventive, and deeply personal, AMBIGUOUS invites audiences into an interactive, laugh-out-loud journey that asks: if everyone else has an idea of who you are, how do you decide for yourself?
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Tiffany’s show is ambitious and engaging! From the video segments to the interactive character pieces – she doesn’t just tell you what it’s like to be racially and ethnically ambiguous – she shows you! All of those segments are great, but Tiffany shines even brighter when she removes the characters and gets deep in a segment that combines stand-up, storytelling, and a message of kindness.
Ambiguous was a very personal and dynamic one woman show! Tiffany has a great sense of humor and an amazing charisma that makes uncomfortable things feel somehow, comfortable. The show features a great combinatiom of jokes, music, videos, and personal experiences to say very true and hard things, boldly sharing a intimate story, that is also so universal. Fantastic work!
Tiffany brings stories and life experiences to the stage to showcase how people are treated based on physical traits and appearances. The video segments were great. The jokes were really good. The costume changes were fantastic. This is a show I hope to see again after her run of multiple Fringe Festivals to see how it changes and grows. She’s such a great performer and is very real and endearing.
I love the way this show leaps between different ideas of identity. Tiffany makes us laugh and think, mostly laugh, about why we make assumptions about race before getting to know anyone. All that to end with a comedy set from her is a chefs kiss to the show.
Really good show! I enjoyed it thoroughly. She connected with the audience really well and challenged assumptions, about her and ourselves. The whole performance showed a thoughtful attention to making a point, with a lot of humor, both directed at society in general and herself. Go see it!