Holy Holy: The Birth of Disco

Genuinely the most chaotic show in the absolute best way. I walked out saying “I loved every second of that show”... full review

MY FAVORITE SHOW OF THE FRINGE. Holy Holy has managed to craft a clown show that is brimming with silliness, heart, and play. It is my dream come true. A psychedelic sleepover that begins with business talk. It's everything I could have asked for in a show. ... full review

I had no idea what to expect, but I loved it. The cast had so much energy for a midnight show! ... full review

A perfect ballet of soft madness and pastel slumber party erotic dreaminess. Physical theatre in shining peak form and ensemble work that shows a mastery of collaboration.... full review

A non-stop delightful whirlwind of play and laughter, I had no idea what to expect but all my expectations were exceeded. From the moment the audience enters the cast is in character clowning, feeling like a cirque du soleil experience, I laughed so hard I think I peed. ... full review

yin and yang: the feminine divine, the feminine stupid. this show has both! what a delightful collection of idiots <3... full review

Before I walked into the show, someone described it as “the best sleepover you’ve ever been to”. After seeing it I would say that is the perfect way to describe this experience. Every actor in this show holds their own, each clown brings such a unique perspective that is fully supported by every other individual!... full review

Wild and chaotic. Full of fun and beauty. ... full review

This is like getting blasted in the face with unbridled, feminine weirdness, mischief, and joy. Imaginative, ridiculous, at times touching, this show is like being invited to a slumber party with your favorite friends.... full review

Clownish perfection poses a unique problem for reviewers in that the blend of Da-Da slapstick and rib-tickling existentialism tends to defy easy description, in that they tell stories that go beyond language. I’ve always suspected the reason for this is that in our evolution, “clowning” preceded language. Holy, Holy: The Birth of Disco is such a show that the reviewer must resort to describing blocks The ensemble (Angelika Giatras, Alex Derderian, Emily Markoe, Hollis Hart, Tiffany Ogburn, Molly Kochs, and Franny Harold), presents a prologue of full-blown animus bellowing out random, disconnected catchphrases of masculinity: Money, Al, stock incentives, money, cubicles, spreadsheets), what follows is an aquatic ballet of rebirth an... full review