FUCK! An Iceberg: A One Woman Titanic with Magic Preshow

This show is a stunning, an epic, a masterful one woman retelling of Titanic. However, writer and actor Mallie doesn’t just reimagine Titanic, but also pairs it perfectly with her childhood journal entries. This show beautifully weaves together her life with the Titanic and it is absolutely hilarious, interactive, chaotic, vulnerable, and heart warming. I also love love love Titanic and died at alll the references. Great work! ... full review

Wonderful chaos and hilarious audience engagement! Paired a well known story with a deeply personal one in a relatable exploration of self discovery. ... full review

Where to even begin....Mallie is an inspiration. I left in awe and tears at the space she takes up as a solo performer. You'd never leave thinking it was one person on the stage. Comedy, tragedy, sincerity all wrapped up into an epic of a piece. Mallie creates the type of theater we can all only hope to strive for and if there were an honorary Oscar for fringe shows, it would go to her. ... full review

This show is one we'll never forget!... full review

Un-FUCKING-believably amazing! One Woman Titanic is by far the best thing I’ve seen at Fringe. Mallie McCown takes what sounds like a chaotic parody and turns it into something funny, physical, and surprisingly profound.... full review

Fantastic! I am trying to find the words .. here I am on a Tuesday afternoon laughing, clapping, and crying. She made me cry and I love her for it. What a journey. ... full review

It was a wonderful show! Somehow I was dying laughing and crying pouty tears right after each other. It’s so fresh and fun.... full review

Brilliant! A marvellous way of combining a hilarious parody with a very moving personal story. A must-see show! Also an incredible preshow! Succinct and impossible.... full review

An unrelenting barrage of manic energy, wacky hijinks, heart-rending personal stories, and very clever use of set and props, Mallie uses James Cameron's Titanic as a vehicle for much laughter and several gut-punches.... full review

The parallel mapped out between the film's story and journal entries was inspiring, specific and uniquely individual. ... full review