Patrick is such a gift to this world! This show was so entertaining, inspiring, relatable, moving and gripping. His life has been such an amazing journey, and yet, he makes it so relatable to everyone's life. I saw his one man show Man 1 Bank 0 about 9 years ago, and he was absolutely amazing then. This show feels like such a beautiful extension of that story, and I feel so honored to have been able to see it.

 The entire show was spectacular but I have to highlight the last ten minutes. It was hands down the most inspirational ten minutes of live entertainment in my life. Everyone in my group felt the exact same way. This was a next level accomplishment by the writer and actor Patrick Combs. I’ll never forget it.

   Last night, I got to witness the end of an incredible bliss journey, and was it ever inspiring to be there and celebrate my friend Patrick’s one man show called “Trying to Break a Leg.” I am on a bliss journey myself with writing my book. I hope to see my culmination in the next couple of months. I haven’t talked much about my journey other than a few posts here and there. One thing that really inspired me about Patrick’s journey was how

 Patrick Combs one man show “Trying to Break a Leg” turned out to be an unexpected gift of the season. It’s extremely well done entertaining funny and inspiring in ways we hadn’t even anticipated. We saw the show on our way home from Las Vegas after going to the U2 concert at the sphere And we’re going on very little sleep. Patrick grabbed us, pulled us in and turned out to be the perfect uplifting ending to an epic weekend. I highly recommend you see this show!

 Vulnerable and powerful. An authentic and real unveiling of Patrick's inner journey through a trying rollercoaster ride to fulfill his dream. A journey to becoming himself. Patrick is so real it's wild to witness and such an inspiration for the rest of us. I will see the show again.

 The 2nd half came together in a way that didn't in the 1st, which felt really rough. I appreciate Patrick coming back to his mom—the anchor for me in staying engaged. I also appreciate the message of pronoia and believing in oneself and the universe. Much of the monologue felt more "tell" than "show," so it felt repetitive and long. I loved the slides Patrick shared at the end and wish those were the visuals projected instead of the illustrations, which didn't

   Gutsy, personal, sharing inner demons, and how challenging it is to do something creative that you are passionate about. Didn't think it needed to be as long as it was. First act was a downer. 2nd act more uplifting, tying it together. Just needs some tightening up. Fewer toilet flushes. The art was beautiful. Patrick really cares about the audience following our passions.