What I liked
This piece really did bring up similar feelings to when I watched Andy Kauffman and Tony Clifton for the first time. Molly does something that is totally her own, unapologetically. She has a knowing sense of humor that is dark, crass, weird, and wonderful. My mouth was agape at times – sometimes with awe and inspiration, and sometimes with a sense of “what the fuck are we watching.” But it was never in a bad way. And I am so glad she followed through with the song from the man who lives under the floorboards. The “where are they now” ending was brilliant. In fact, there were multiple moments in the show that were just brilliant in the stupidest way.
What I didn't like
It is what it is, and nothing should be changed.
My overall impression
Molly Sharpe does not give a FUCK! And that’s what I loved about it. It’s weird, stupid, obscene, crass, bold, and fearless. Molly lets her audience know right off the bat (no pun intended) that her world is a playground — and she delivers! She plays with reckless abandon and is unafraid to take up the most space she can. There were even moments that she channeled Andy Kaufman, Bob Zmuda, and Tony Clifton. The scat song from the Landlord was nearing on comic genius.
