Love Junkie is a funny, uplifting romantic comedy hero’s journey romp following Sarah’s true life stories as a sensitive dag with badass aspirations on her quest for Whitney Houston worthy higher love as she explores her sexuality, travels from Australia to Hollywood, triumphs over her trauma and transforms from love junkie to self love ninja!

Audience Reviews:

“A fantastic show!!! Funny, relatable, authentic & full of love of course! We loved it.”

“She had the courage to put fear on display and she told the best story of triumph over adversity. What she did was a gift from the heart.”

“I love how she really embodied the message – loving yourself just as you are!”

“She was bold, honest, generous, entertaining, instructive and amazing! Mind numbingly impressed!”

“I was crying with laughter!”

“I was dancing like no one was watching”

“I feel like I just went to therapy!”

“The weaving of the symbolism was so clever!”

“The end of the show melted me – telling her story all the way to self love & inspiring in so many ways!”

“I don’t feel so alone now!”

“Loved her honesty, warmth and realness!”

“So raw and vulnerable and inspired, thank you for the privilege!”

“I was hanging on your every word!”

“I loved the message that vulnerability is strength!”

“[I] feel better about my shame!”

“So many funny truths and laughs shared!”

“I cried through the whole show!”

“It went so fast – surely that wasn’t an hour?”

“My partner really loved it too, he thought she was really funny! So nice to know the men resonate too”

“It was such a fun, heartwarming, loving, romantic and enjoyable night!”

“She had a light touch with some heavy topics, kept the audience anticipating what would happen next with humour, insight, hope & love.“

“AMAZING!! I’m writing my goals before I go to bed because I’m inspired to be a better person!”

“I was on the edge of my seat the whole show!”

“I wanted more!”

“I had a God moment!”

“What you shared happened to me too!! It was so healing for me to know it’s not just me!”

“Im an 80’s music person, and these days am too shy to dance, so the show gave me a great excuse to enjoy both.”

“The show drew on Sarah’s real life experience, many of which we have all similarly had, so we could laugh & cry along with her.”

“The show was refreshingly free of swearing. I’m not adverse to swearing, but often it is a substitute for imagination. Sarah didn’t need to do this.”

“[My biggest take away was] the underlying theme of – there’s always hope -like you will get through it.”

“It was a joy to watch. Not only as an emerging artist but as someone who could totally relate. It is so much more of a real story than what I see in films!”