| Testimonials |
Coleman’s show is extremely provocative and entertaining.
ABC News
You just don’t see it. You live it!
PBS
Slash Coleman is hilarious and heartbreaking…..
NPR
Audiences everywhere deserve to see Slashtipher!.
WGBH Boston
A heartfelt living memorial to a longtime friend.
San Francisco Weekly
A joyous tribute leavened with a healthy portion of grand embellishment.
Richmond Times Dispatch
Richmond’s prodigal son delivers a hilarious and moving eulogy to his Roanoke friend.
Style Weekly
Editor’s Pick 2005!
Richmond Magazine
A truly professional act. I recommend everyone bring it to their campus.
Radford University, DOE
Perfect!! The fact that the show is about two Radford University students really helped our audience identify
with the message.
VCU, School Psychologist
Slash’s model for success actually comes from none other than Nia Vardalos, who turned her one-woman
act "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" into a blockbuster success.
Richmond.com
ABC News
You just don’t see it. You live it!
PBS
Slash Coleman is hilarious and heartbreaking…..
NPR
Audiences everywhere deserve to see Slashtipher!.
WGBH Boston
A heartfelt living memorial to a longtime friend.
San Francisco Weekly
A joyous tribute leavened with a healthy portion of grand embellishment.
Richmond Times Dispatch
Richmond’s prodigal son delivers a hilarious and moving eulogy to his Roanoke friend.
Style Weekly
Editor’s Pick 2005!
Richmond Magazine
A truly professional act. I recommend everyone bring it to their campus.
Radford University, DOE
Perfect!! The fact that the show is about two Radford University students really helped our audience identify
with the message.
VCU, School Psychologist
Slash’s model for success actually comes from none other than Nia Vardalos, who turned her one-woman
act "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" into a blockbuster success.
Richmond.com
| Kid Testimonials |
I liked the story, it was nice to learn about his friend. It could have had more funny parts.
Beau age 9
This show was funny and I loved the beach ball story. I liked hearing the stories about his friend Mark. It's
kinda sad, but you feel good that you can hear about their lives. I just don't know what neon is. That's the only
thing I didn't like.
Amanda age 8
I thought his songs would make me fall asleep. But he was noisy and I couldn't fall asleep, so I got annoyed. I
liked the beach ball story. He was trying to save a pretty girls breath! How funny is that!
Sara age 5
I enjoyed it a lot! You are a very talented musician and comedian. I think its very touching how you are doing
this for your friend who passed away, and I'm sure there was a wet eye or two in the audience when you
were done!
Brianna age 15
Dear Mr Coleman,
My daughters and I enjoyed you show yesterday. I agree that the over 10 crowd would understand the show
better. But, from talking with my kids, I think the younger kids understand quite a bit as well. Just in a different
way than you would expect. They really seemed to appreciate your enthusiasm - as well as your crazy
characters. It was good for them to see an adult expressing feelings of grief and loss in such a positive and
helpful way. It was good for me to remember that telling the kids stories about the people they have lost is a
great way to make them smile.
Sherry, (a note from a mom)
Beau age 9
This show was funny and I loved the beach ball story. I liked hearing the stories about his friend Mark. It's
kinda sad, but you feel good that you can hear about their lives. I just don't know what neon is. That's the only
thing I didn't like.
Amanda age 8
I thought his songs would make me fall asleep. But he was noisy and I couldn't fall asleep, so I got annoyed. I
liked the beach ball story. He was trying to save a pretty girls breath! How funny is that!
Sara age 5
I enjoyed it a lot! You are a very talented musician and comedian. I think its very touching how you are doing
this for your friend who passed away, and I'm sure there was a wet eye or two in the audience when you
were done!
Brianna age 15
Dear Mr Coleman,
My daughters and I enjoyed you show yesterday. I agree that the over 10 crowd would understand the show
better. But, from talking with my kids, I think the younger kids understand quite a bit as well. Just in a different
way than you would expect. They really seemed to appreciate your enthusiasm - as well as your crazy
characters. It was good for them to see an adult expressing feelings of grief and loss in such a positive and
helpful way. It was good for me to remember that telling the kids stories about the people they have lost is a
great way to make them smile.
Sherry, (a note from a mom)
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