F*cking Famous

What a wacky, brilliant insanely funny show!... full review

It lived up to all my expectations and after Molly's show last year, my expectations were high. Just when I thought it couldn't get funnier, I laughed harder. Just when I thought it couldn't get more gross, i was proven wrong. Molly knows how to create a solid, hilarious character and take us on the most unexpected journey with them. As a creative, I said this last year, but I can't wait to work with her one day.... full review

Molly Sharpe is like if Andy Kaufman was Britney Spears. I don't know how she is able to make a cappella pop songs into such a hilarious gimmick, but I suspect it's because they're extremely well written!... full review

Molly is unhinged in a way that awakens something in me.... full review

Award-winning performer Molly Sharpe returns to the Hollywood Fringe Festival with yet another memorable comedic triumph. Fucking Famous is, simply put, fucking funny. Sharpe takes the stage bruised, battered, and sporting a bloody nose, but as any performer knows, the show must go on. What follows is a delightfully uncomfortable concert/comedy experience that invites us to laugh and sing along. ... full review

SO FUN! Every moment of this show was pure joy. So fun, outrageous, and hilarious. Everyone must get a ticket to this concert!... full review

Hilarious! Out-of-control. A concert gone so wrong it's hilarious. It's interactive, crazy, funny, I laugh so hard I started to cry. You'll leave singing lyrics that will keep you laughing.... full review

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