Murder, Oops!

A fabulous shell-shock of absurdity that thrives in the hands of its charismatic and energetic lead/ writer/ director/ interpretive dancer Molly Sharpe. It explores the fluidity of gender, sexuality, and musicality as the protagonist Miranda finds something to do with her grief and libido. It made me want to buy a sparkly silver dress and live life as it's meant to be: stupidly. ... full review

Molly is fierce and fearless and so soo soooo dumb. I loved watching Molly navigate multiple characters and multiple make out scenes (spoilers!). The plot of Murder, Oops! is fun and absurd, punctuated by original songs that really showcase that Molly is oozing with talent. I laughed, I gasped, I ate pizza. ... full review

Amazing energy. A professional performer who knows how to make everyone in the room comfortable. ... full review

I am absolutely blown away by this show. What a beautiful hilarious creative act of endurance. There were musical numbers, murder, jazz, sex, ending credits, a "where are they now" sequence - really nothing was left out or missed. Perfection. Everyone will enjoy this show. ... full review

This show is somehow so dumb that it's genius!! This show knows exactly how ridiculous it is, and that's what makes it amazing. Molly is an incredible performer who you can't help but love. 10/10 for stupid jokes and a great time!!... full review

Masterclass in trusting yourself! This was so unapologetically fun and dumb (in a good way!) and I teeheeheed the whole time. If you need to smile, come watch this show! ... full review

Molly is a wild thing! Get ready for a roller coaster of fun and pizza if you're into that sorta thing.... full review

Raunchy fun! Molly is the reason to see the show. No one but her could pull this off and few people showcase such wit. ... full review

Molly is a master performer. ... full review

Molly Sharpe is a magical, twisted and downright hysterical artist, and Murder, Oops is one hell of a romp. Molly delivers a raunchy, memorable, sight to see performance in this one-woman musical. I don't want to give away any details about this show, because I think it's better that way, truly. Molly has a lane all her own, and it's fantastic.... full review