Just remember, as you’re chasing big laughs and hard truths all the way out to remote Amboy, how much farther comedian and storyteller Lonnie Bruhn had to go to create this show.
Bruhn’s one-man tour de force, “Signs of a Midlife Crisis,” traces his own tale of growing up with cerebral palsy, then follows the behavioral troubles and family agonies surrounding his eldest son’s diagnosis of borderline personality disorder.
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