Chris Grace: Sardines (a comedy about death) [work-in-progress]

Chris Grace’s "Sardines" is a refreshing and poignant one-man comedy that delves into the delicate subject of death and his journey of growing with its inevitability. Grace’s storytelling transcends the ordinary, embracing a limitless pursuit of vulnerability as he weaves through his personal tragedies with humor and heart. From the moment he steps onto the stage, Grace captivates the audience with his raw and honest portrayal of life's most challenging moments. His unique blend of comedy and candidness creates a deeply engaging experience, inviting viewers to laugh, reflect, sing, and connect on a profound level. I can’t get Rihanna’s “Don’t Stop the Music,” out of my head now. "Sardines" is not just a performance; it's an exploratio... full review

Floored me. a moving and compelling show about grief and death. But with jokes!... full review

Absolutely incredible - highly recommend! Will make you laugh, cry, think, and most of all feel all the feelings. ... full review

Fantastic. A real distillation of why we do any of this to begin with, a great story, told well, that connects us in a shared humanity.... full review

Genuine, moving, personal, and funny. Chris opens up so much of himself to explore what most people wouldn't see as a comedic subject.... full review

Chris Grace was incredible! I brought my family and despite our different ages and experiences, we all found it hilarious and deeply moving. Chris's unique approach to storytelling left us laughing out loud at the most unexpected moments. It was a cathartic experience that will leave you appreciating everyday and the people you love. ... full review

Chris Grace's autobiographical show weaves comedy, storytelling, and music together to create an experience both deeply touching and laugh-out-loud funny. It's the best Fringe show I've seen -- possibly in years!... full review

This show felt like a magic trick. Really moving and very funny. ... full review

A very vulnerable and funny exploration of familial deaths that, through minimalist design and audience engagement, allowed me to stay with Chris Grace (a very engaging and open performer and person) throughout these painful stories, all of which are told with dry humor, love, and complete sincerity. Loved!... full review