For now, at least, Glaser seems very committed to childlessness, and has a lot of excellent reasons for it. Cynicism has never seemed more fun. Or sensible!

Someday You’ll Die is not a groundbreaking affair, but Glaser’s performance and ability to weave together the personal with the universal leaves its audience excited for what comes next.

Glaser commands the stage with confidence and glamour, and wows us late in the hour when she bursts into song...

Glaser is a walking intrusive thought, and her giving voice to her darker musings helps people feel better about having their own. That said, though, she’ll be too much for some.