I'm Spiritual, Dammit (Climbing the Mountain of Enlightenment with a Martini in One Hand and My Pumps in the Other...) presented by Route 66 Theater Company and JCW Productions at The Viaduct

Chicago Reader - Not Recommended

"...Most important, there's no evidence of introspection here. Weigel fails to confront the essential issue of what makes her so anxious to talk to ghosts. People lose fathers all the time. Why can't she let hers go? She gives no hint of wondering."

Centerstage - Recommended

"...At times the sparse set (which consists of three chairs that she sits on at varying intervals) and the overbearing self-focus can cause the production to drag (it is a 75-minute monologue, after all), but Jenniffer covers all the aspects of spirituality (the paranormal occurrences, the inevitable cynicism and the exciting exploration of the unknown), with charming ease and comical clarity. Leaving the voodoo, the chanting and the lotus flowers at the door, Jenniffer approaches spirituality with a reporter's zeal, but also with a human touch."

Time Out Chicago - Recommended

"...Weigel peoples her quest with wonderful characters, self-deprecating skepticism, and insider Ron Burgundy–worthy stories of Chicago broadcasting that could (and should) form the basis for another solo work. The industry anecdotes establish Weigel as a earthbound bullshit-detector, making the neo-spiritualist journey that comes next acceptable instead of eyeball-rolling."