Words: Lisa Lavelle

4 Stars

Zoe Coombs Marr is unapologetically herself in ‘Every Single Thing in My Whole Entire Life.’ The show opens with Zoe giving a few confessionals about her personality and habits, setting the tone
that the show title is no exaggeration.

The highlight of the show is when Zoe announces that she is going to let the audience take control. She
introduces us to an impressive and detailed Excel spreadsheet, filled with different categories and topics
describing her life adventures. We are clearly in for a treat as Zoe shares that this is something she does
each night so that the show is always different, allowing a unique experience each time.

The show is open, honest and is continuously met with laughter. Zoe genuinely wants the audience to
get to know her and nothing seems to be off limits, no story is too big or small.

The delivery of the jokes might seem a bit fast-paced or hard to keep up with, but Zoe shares that she
was recently diagnosed with ADHD, leading into a light-hearted comment that it wasn’t exactly a surprise.

Zoe Coombs Marr is the type of comedian who has a never-ending list of amusing stories that you never
want to hear the end of.

Every Single Thing in My Whole Entire Life
Monkey Barrel Comedy Club
17:00
Aug 22-25