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The physical comedy and Charbonneau’s total commitment to Frank’s delusional grandeur. The running bit about the gala stretching into a free dinner had the whole room howling.
What I didn't like
Honestly, not much — maybe tighten the final stretch of the speech, but the payoff lands.
My overall impression
Caught Frank Sriracha’s ‘Home Is Where the Stage Is’ on Saturday and laughed through the whole gloriously absurd acceptance speech — Max Charbonneau commits so fully to the bit that the fake awards gala, with its promised free catered dinner and open bar, almost feels real. By the end I was genuinely hungry, so it was a good thing I’d already checked fazoli’s weekly specials for our dinner plans after the show. Silly, warm, and wonderfully weird — a perfect late-night Fringe pick.