"...Sound and Noise and Bodies: still trying to wrap my brain around this must see show from Jen Scott; remarkable writing; gentle jovial delivery of life events and insights that are often devastating; original ukulele song lyrics with equal punch; the message, "humans, am I right?"" - 5 Stars, Very Highly Recommended - Matthew Everett, Single White Fringe Geek (full review here).
As a solo performer, Scott is a kick in the pants. She’s bubbly and full of knowing looks and quips and little bits of physicality that make the whole show buzz with an undercurrent of energy. - Stages of MN (full review here)
"This show is raw, funny, deep, silly (the props!), poignant, heart-breaking, and heart-warming. It's one of those personal story solo shows that strikes something bigger, something grander, by expressing both the unbearable pain and exquisite joy of being alive." - Cherry and the Spoon (full review here).
"Engrossing, intimate, funny, and heartbreakingly honest one woman show." - Audience Review
"...really sweet stuff. Scott revisits a life well-lived—her own—regaling us with rapid-fire tales of world travel, falling for a deaf French guy, and motherhood... Verdict: A cute, feel-good show. Go see it." - Jessica Armbruster, Racketmn.com, (full reivew here)
"...awesome music references... comic book references... a relationship on paper that perhaps should not work, yet somehow does... the geological history of a rare Paris park that allows you on the grass... and then WHAM, gut punch of a devastating loss... &^%! You genetic anomalies (my family has their own recent history)... and yet somehow, a lovely & optimistic ending. One of my faves."- Wells Farnham