Witty, funny & very relatable.

A welcoming story of trying to understand your identity in the world. To top it off, there were snacks!

Juanita doesn’t break the fourth wall, she invites you in. This wonderful, solo performance is about building a connection. When it’s over and you walk away from it, you’ll continue to make space for the woman on stage who shared a meal with you. This show speaks to the core memories of many. This is a Fringe experience you should share with your chosen family.

A super insightful and inspiring show about finding your own identity in a world full of labels and stereotypes. Juanita shares her story of self-discovery through tales of hardship, humour, and food! If you’ve ever felt invisible, stereotyped, misjudged, or oversimplified, this show will definitely pull on your heartstrings. If you haven’t, you will learn something from those who have. A must see for everyone! I’ll be back this year 🥰

Amazing show! Was very eye-opening, real and honest! Juanita has an excellent stage presence and brings snacks for the audience! Great show with good vibes. Highly recommend

This show was everything I didn’t know I needed this Fringe, and more. Juanita has created an incredibly unique, moving and hilarious show, it is so well put together. Would highly recommend!

I left feeling full from not only the soul food Juanita feeds to you, but from the healing that comes from being seen. Juanita masterfully strings together moments in her life starting from her early years, of what seems at face value like hilarious and ridiculous micro aggressions against her identity as a Vietnamese-Latina Australian. But strung together paints a picture of internalised racism in a country boasting multiculturalism. GENIUS!!

Such a special show with an important message about belonging and self acceptance ❤️

Such an amazing and raw show filled with laughter, tears and food!! Beautifully put together with thought provoking content. Highly recommend!!

Touching and funny story of a multi racial young girl growing up in a white Australian society. With tasty snacks along the journey.