What I liked
Aidan brilliantly comprises various incredibly delightful characters throughout Moments In Flight that you grow to love, and each simple outfit change fits perfectly with that specific character. Also, her crowd work is unmatched, where each audience interaction flowed seamlessly, and each one was truly hilarious in its own right.
What I didn't like
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My overall impression
Aidan O Connor is a modern day Lucille O Ball in this gut busting, hilarious, and incredibly touching piece Moments In Flight. From lights up to lights down, Aidan is 100% on, and each character portrayed in what has to be the most unhinged and eclectic passengered flight in the history of flights is truly one of the most hilarious pieces I’ve seen all Fringe. I would be both scared to be on this plane and I would also enjoy every second of it, especially the in-flight movie (no spoilers, but Aidan’s version definitely made that movie title way more enjoyable.) I absolutely loved it all. Congrats to Aidan for creating an hour long show that, while the audience is laughing uncontrollably, are met with the most beautiful tribute at the very end for her late father. I’m so glad I saw this play in the last weekend of Fringe, but I almost wish I seen it sooner, because I would’ve told everyone to go and see this production. One of my favorites this Fringe season!
