Entertainment Weekly
November 5, 1999

Now Hear This! Written by and starring Kathy Buckley, directed by Sue Wolf, set by Scott Chambliss, lighting by Michael Lincoln, costumes by Brian DeLapp. Lamb’s Theatre, 130 W. 44th Street, Manhattan.

Now Hear This! Hearing impaired but mistakenly labeled as mentally retarded when she was 7, Kathy Buckley battled through more setbacks by age 30 than most of us face in a lifetime: She was sexually abused, crushed by a Jeep, and diagnosed with cervical cancer. And while this isn’t typical fodder for laughs, the striking, six-foot comedian manages to pull it off in her autobiographical one-woman show. With her snarky, ironic delivery, Buckley cuts through most of the sentimentality with giggly bits about pronouncing “fever” as “beaver” and the joys of hearing herself pee for the first time.

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Kathy's PBS Special - 2001!

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August 8, 2001

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Wednesday August 8

New York Daily News
Wednesday August 8

Reviews of Now Hear This! Live on Broadway - New York City

New York Times
Friday October 15, 1999

The Star-Ledger
The Ticket
Friday October 8, 1999

The New York Post
October 22, 1999

Long Island Newsday
October 29, 1999

Entertainment Weekly
November 5, 1999

New York Observer
On The Town With Rex Reed
November 22, 1999