Futakuchi Onna

Kristin Joy Moran illuminates in this harrowing tale of living through a generational family curse, the Futakuchi Onna. She heals through understanding, lives through her life hiccups, and finds what really matters through the scope of where the curse originates from: our own inner demons. The audience is shown that we can heal through our own inner voices of malace and that we can turn the key on our own thoughts to change the perspective of life itself. Kristin Joy Moran's writing in this piece is truly special, and her artistry is on full display with her gorgeous piano work, her vivacious spirit and her captivating emotion.... full review

What a great show! Great writing, directing and performance. I really felt like I related to the character in a personal way and drew a strong feeling from it. Loved it!... full review

Brave and impressive show! Beautiful music, affecting animation, relatable story. Thank you for sharing the legend, your talent and your journey!... full review

This show has something different from the other solo pieces I’ve seen at Fringe. It’s visually striking, emotionally raw, and brings in elements like music and film that really expand what a solo show can be. The mix of folklore, personal struggle, and acceptance is handled with care and creativity. Honestly, Fringe could use more shows like this bold, strange, and willing to take risks.... full review

Impressive, great acting, lovely voice and music, i loved everything.... full review

What a powerful and touching performance! Kristin's energy filled the entire space, she is unafraid to be vulnerableandk and her execution throughout only elevated our experiences even more. I absolutely recommend this show for everyone, particularly fellow asian audiences to witness.... full review

I didn’t think I would be able to feel creeped out in the theater the way I do in a Japanese horror film, but the show did it! I love a grim fairytale coming to life. ... full review

HIghly relatable to anyone who has performed at a high level. As someone who also struggles with anxiety before major concerts or performances I felt the beginning of the story deeply.... full review