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ELISSA LUMA
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June 15, 2025
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....
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ERNEST KEARNEY
stage and cinema
certified reviewer
June 08, 2025
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...
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DOMINIC CICCODICOLA
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June 09, 2025
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7 lady clowns hit emotional, spontaneous, physical, funny, beautiful, and wild beats, one after another, in a nearly non-stop, well paced show. So Happy this premieres in our Fringe this year, I'm sure it will go on to others. It's the best sort of work Fringe can be all about. Wholly original, never slow or plodding - gorgeous, generous, and fun with a sincerely emotional core - really really great. ...
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KEVIN MCMAHON
certified reviewer
June 09, 2025
A slumber party for corporate girlies with as seen on adult swim. The show is funny, charming, ridiculous and complete with a bubble machine gun— what more could you ask for!
It’s an incredibly difficult task to make the absurd meaningful without losing the fun and the seven “holes” do just that. GO SEE IT!
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MOLLY SHARPE
certified reviewer
June 09, 2025
So funny and the perfect way to begin my Fringe viewing! This highly physical show makes good use of choreographed movement and the individual personalities/vibes of each of the seven (I think seven???) ensemble members. A series of absurd abstract sequences ultimately lead us to the promise of the title, and a heartfelt conclusion about the power of friendship. The combination of all the above elements resulted in a very funny show that was delightful to watch. ...
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MOLLY SANCHEZ
certified reviewer
June 09, 2025
Oh my GOD. I had no idea what to expect but was completely blown away. What a fun vacation back into my inner (weirdo) child. ...
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AIDAN OCONNOR
certified reviewer
June 08, 2025
I had a blast the whole time! This show ignited my inner child! I felt like i was at a sleepover with the coolest/funniest kids at school....
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NATHAN EHRMANN
certified reviewer
June 08, 2025
An absolutely delightful helping of play! And beneath all of the ruckus is an ensemble that clearly has great comedic sensibility and amazing technical movement....
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KYLE BERTHUSEN
certified reviewer
June 08, 2025
This show is delightful dream. Like a perfect ice cream cone, it's a perfect pallet cleanser, sure to make the rest of your day (and week). ...
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