Murder, Oops!

Wow, this was the most random show I have ever seen and so amazing. Molly Sharpe is a huge talent with a great vocal range and I do not know what the hell I just saw actually but it rocked.... full review

I do believe this Molly Sharpe individual is a goddamn genius.... full review

A tour de force performance! Molly leaves it all on the stage and it is like nothing I’ve ever seen. There’s singing and dancing and lots and lots of kissing, for an hour straight, all by one woman and like four props. By the end, *i* was exhausted just from watching (and all the laughing). It’s unmissable. Don’t miss it!... full review

Want to watch a slapstick farce with up to 5 characters on stage at once, but only one actor? This show is for you. I have seen this show twice and it just gets better. Unhinged, out of control, and absolutely hilarious. Molly showcases skills you’d never expect while keeping you laughing for a full hour. I would see it a third time in a heartbeat. ... full review

Molly Sharpe is a powerhouse of performance! Really enjoyed the musical numbers and the total commitment to the show. So much fun from beginning to end!... full review

Insanity. The best kind. Commitment and beauty and silly, stupid comedy. Molly takes us on a wild ride with this murder story. The writing is smart and the music is catchy. I left inspired and amazed. ... full review

This is the best thing my eyeballs have ever set their gaze upon. It’s so raw and primal and beautiful. Molly Sharpe is a force the world better brace for impact from. Twenty million ⭐️ ⭐️ stars ... full review

Absolutely insane, with a minimalist setup and endless imagination as one woman sees just how many characters she can play in one show, with all the wondrous whimsy and absurdity, culminating in a bat-shit rabies fueled dane sequence. I (may) now understand what love is ... full review

Freedom and silliness at their energetic heights! Molly takes you into a world of Miranda, an open-hearted (and open-legged) lover of all who cross her path. There is an electric energy to this performance. We saw it at 11am and the room was full, the energy was high and it is hard not to be swept into the world of "Murder, Oops" which invites us to play. There's something really generous and welcoming about Molly as a performer. Every character is played with a wink and an invitation to come and love them. She's also an incredible singer with Broadway lungs and stamina. She's so comfortable being in the world of physical and vocal riffing, making mistakes turn into memorable jokes. The whole crowd felt like best friends. ... full review

In a world of darkness we have Molly giving us a break from reality THANK GOD FOR MOLLY. ... full review