Soft Animal

This was a spectacular journey. Precise and chaotic all at once! Beautifully performed, staged, and directed, George delivers a powerhouse theatrical experience. A must see show!... full review

Wow! What a show! What an experience. George takes us on a wonderfully personal journey of humanity. The show is so funny and heartwarming and makes us realize that we are not alone int our biggest fears and deepest/darkest thoughts. ... full review

A one man show that feels far more expansive. George has made a highly nuanced piece about the journey of humans from soft gooey primordial animal to soft internet saturated animal. His clowning work is expert and engages at every step. The trip (feels a little like a trip!) is inventive, distinctive, wholly unique and showcases a singular creative voice. Special shoutout to Rachel Troy for playful direction, stunning visuals and a clear mind-meld with her actor. Go just for the meteor show! I hope "Soft Animal" has a life beyond Fringe. ... full review

Soft Animal is ambitious, playful, silly, and activating. I've seen multiple iterations of this show and I'm always fully invested and surprised by what George brings to each moment. This show perfectly displays George's exceptional clowning, improvisation, writing, and character acting. He's so skilled. It's just a pleasure to watch him fly. ... full review

Watch George evolve before your eyes, from a single-celled organism, to a tree, to an ape, to an anxiety-riddled human. George is a delight to watch as he takes the audience through a journey that is both humorous and thoughtful.... full review

My cellular dreams came true! An immersive, haunting, slippery descent from single-cell simplicity into the beautiful mess of being human. Beautiful work!... full review

George is an absolutely incredible performer. This show moved me so deeply and made me want to take performing more seriously again. I was truly in awe of George's story telling, stage presence, and innovative concept. This show is an absolute MUST!!! SEE!!!! ... full review

Hilarious, creative, unexpected, thoughtful, authentic, brilliant body horror. George is one of a kind and so is the way he shares what we all are feeling so deeply. ... full review

Definitely one of my favorite shows this Fringe season so far. The evolution of man in one show! George's comedic timing and physicality is incredible. ... full review

I really liked it, so much so that I might even say I loved it. It made just enough sense where it needed to, but otherwise left room for lots of absurdity. George is SO captivating, from the very first glimpse of his eyeball. Incredible physicality in so many different embodiments. He holds in balance the duality of being both a charismatic cult leader, and just a scared little worm. Pains that anyone with an overactive ego are all too familiar with. There was heart and depth, but more over there was silliness and whimsy. The crowd was engaged and generous. ... full review