What I liked
Mallie McCown is a firecracker of genius. This show is a wild, brilliant, silly, and heartfelt ride that never lets up. I laughed so hard, then found myself totally cracked open by the rawness of her journal entries. The vulnerability, the comedy, the chaos—it’s all here and lands perfectly. 10/10. Do NOT miss this.
What I didn't like
That it had to end!
My overall impression
Fuck! An Iceberg: A One Woman Titanic is electric, human, and unforgettable. Mallie McCown does it all—writes, produces, performs—and delivers something so unique, so personal, and so freaking fun that I honestly didn’t want it to end. She’s silly, vulnerable, razor-sharp, and overflowing with heart. Her journal entries hit deep in the most unexpected ways—beautifully honest. One minute you’re in full belly laugh, the next you’re breathless from the truth she’s dropping.
And just when you think you’ve got a handle on this thing, Dylan George steps in with a magic act that kicks the entire show into another dimension. I won’t spoil the final twist, but it’s one of the coolest reveals I’ve seen in any Fringe show. It’s clever, theatrical, and pure sorcery.
This is not just a one-woman show. This is a one-woman iceberg-breaker. And Mallie McCown is the unsinkable heart of it all.
Run, don’t walk. Seriously. This is next-level storytelling and it deserves to be seen.
