F*cking Famous

In this show that’s an odd tribute to impermanence, Molly Sharpe makes it easy to become a “Sharpie.” I hadn't dared to imagine what this show would be, but it delivered. F*cking Famous is funny in a way that’s undeniable: excellent character-driven comedy, absurdist humor, and a truly admirable approach to audience participation—that works insanely well. It’s an oddly brilliant show that manages to be both a ridiculous pop concert in a wig store and, unexpectedly, maybe a sort of game.... full review

Absolute chaotic fun that leans a bit on the participation of the audience. An irreverent, joyous, and very Fringe show.... full review

Molly is the perfect conductor, and we the audience are the symphony she commands with expert hands. ... full review

This character is pure lunacy. I was shocked and amazed at every turn. Couldn't take my eyes off her.... full review

Nobody does it like! She truly gives an incredible unique and hilarious show without so much fluff. This show is deranged, shocking and excellent. Truly the reason why Fringe exists. ... full review

She's done it again! Molly performs with so much aliveness, so much presence, and does this all as if its the easiest thing ever. This show is a blast! ... full review

Molly is the best. She POWERS through an hour, portraying a broken singer attempting to keep it together. Molly spins all the plates at once and is so freaking catchy, lyrically and energetically, as she does so.... full review

Molly is such an iconic performer, I love watching her and this show was no exception. Funny and gross and completely brilliant. This show is innovative in tech and in story. It's also just a really fun time. I highly recommend.... full review

F*cking Famous is Kesha-flavored fever dream inside of a wig store. And I mean that as the highest form of compliment. One of the most fun shows I've seen at Fringe.... full review

Such a thrill ride end to end, and highly recommend this show for any concert lovers!... full review