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Almost Female: A Jockette's Awesome Journey

The Dragon Theatre
Palo Alto, CA

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Almost Female: A Jockette's Awesome Journey

From a massive, ten-pound-five-ounce newborn to the only cheerleader who didn't get asked to prom, Bridget Quigg takes you on a hilarious and heart-warming journey to explain what she's learned about being feminine and why she's no longer worried if she (or anyone) is doing it right.

Reviews of "Almost Female: A Jockette's Awesome Journey":

"Bridget is so funny and witty and real, she had me laughing and crying. It's so easy to relate to her material and she's a pleasure to watch on stage. Hilarious, don't miss this show! " – Eliza P.

"Bridget is disarmingly clear, frank and entertaining. I left the show happy with myself, knowing that I had I not braved the ferry to get there, I would have missed something rare, and I yearned to hear more of her music. " – Matt S.

"Bridget Quigg dropped a mix of unrestrained humor and smarting honesty on top of our heads. It was brilliant!" – Rachel C.

"If you see one show this year… this lifetime, make it Bridget's show. It's funny." – Jon L.

"I'm so glad I went to the show. There was so much laughter. I told my friend on the way back home that it was very inspiring. My evening watching Bridget's show was the best one in a long time. " – Wendy W.

"If only we could all look upon ourselves with such fresh-humored candor.
One of the most worthwhile things than any of us can do in life is to share stories of our life with each other. Bridget does so with brilliance. It was a great time." – Gary H.

"I loved it. I felt proud to be in the audience. We can relate, but we're also awed. It's intimate, it's endearing, it's thoughtfully staged with melodious musical interludes that will stick in your head for days to follow. " – Kate B.

"Bridget lets you in on the intimate parts of her life, and it's hilarious, and so true. There are times during the show that you're thinking, 'Is she describing my life?'" – Jane S.