Soft Animal

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

Wow. This is sure to be a Fringe favorite. Soft Animal manages to be hilarious, irreverent and poignant all at the same time. George is a genius clown and exquisite actor. Go and see this magical mayhem. ... full review

George is such a charming and fun actor that quickly had the audience in his hands, willing to respond and play along with a wild assortment of characters. A show worth keeping an eye on!... full review

George is fully committed to each character he brilliantly inhabits - whether it be an amoeba, a primate, or an insufferable tech CEO. He really takes his time to build throughout the show and involves the audience in delightful ways. He takes us on a journey through life on earth's evolution with bravery, nuance, extreme silliness, and a touch of necessary existential dread. His skillful clown performance is not to be missed. The show was perfectly timed at 45 minutes and left me wanting more! ... full review

a fun and contemplative ride through evolution and its current end result. fantastic idea and well executed!... full review

Hilarious, moving, and at times mystifying. Almost like [adult swim] meets Waiting for Godot. ... full review

A triumph of performance, stagecraft, and writing. What Fringe is all about! ... full review

Soft Animal is a wild, mind-bending trip through time, biology, and the depths of human (and non-human) emotion. George delivers a bright performance that’s equal parts hilarious and existentially gut-punching. It’s not just a show — it’s an experience!... full review