What I liked
i loved the setup, the play, the invitation to participate, the care and freedom i felt as an audience member brought in to participate, the challenging content worthy of stage time, and mostly the preciousness of this clown that we got to enjoy. i loved how it began, proceeded and ended. i can’t really say enough, this show displays game, Play, relationship and an essence of clown not often seen. i heard SO much praise for this work and it surpassed my expectations.
What I didn't like
i wish more people knew about it, that these various Fringe Festivals would provide more adequate support for the artists visiting, especially from abroad.
My overall impression
an uproarious adventure that is both precious and violent, a funny ritual masterfully commanded and inviting audience participation with care and delight.
