Trixie Mattel

And, you know, they think they're talking to that ghost.

Her parents, they're not.

That gets really crazy and scary.

There's a part in the second act that scared me to my fucking core.

And if you guys are going to see the play, do not listen to this.

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So his mom, his overbearing Southern mother, who's very religious, the whole play, they're sort of like, his mom's a Bible thumper and his mom's like, maybe your wife needs to pray.

You know, he's on FaceTime and he rigs up FaceTime at the beginning of the play on the TV that face the audience.

So whenever they're on FaceTime with the mom, they can see the mom and the actress is obviously backstage doing the call.

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Who is amazing.

The acting was amazing.

I'm in the front row watching tears, watching all of it.

It was like, these people are television actors.

It was serious.

Oh, he's on the phone with his mom and his mom is like, it's getting a little serious on the phone.

The mom, the mom's getting a little mean and the pivot is so small to his mom being like, why don't you eat a bullet, Jimmy?