Jenny Slate brings her bubbly awkward self to the Netflix stage in her new special 'Stage Fright' aired on October 22nd. There is no better way to describe this special that Jenny just being herself. This means raw unfiltered content that resonates with each and every person in the audience. Sitting on your couch with a fluffy blanket and a cup of tea, or the Jenny way with a beer, you can not help but laugh at her true self.
A huge part of her special is not only her humor but her ability to show her raw emotions. She documents and interviews her family about what it was like growing up, but also the turmoils Jenny has faced and why Jenny is Jenny. Mixed with her own raw thoughts on why she still can not bring herself to go all the way in talking about her divorce.
She resonates with many about being alone after a breakup and asking the question of what it means about yourself.
Slate alongside being a horny adult women, who during adolescent could be turned on by absolutely anything, has some serious childhood stories.
For example, her family lived in a haunted house that often included random ghosts to hang out in their home. Jenny was more than happy to see the house be sold.
"Stage Fright" is not only about Slate being humorous but about emotions we all go through and plague our minds by asking how we deal with them.
