The Mary & Margo Art Expérience

This was like watching the two most talented kids on the block putting on a performance for the neighborhood. And I think everyone in the audience knew we were lucky to witness a masterpiece in the making.... full review

A warm hug from two grown-ass performance art clowns, waiting for their big break. A 30 minute joy fest! See this show!... full review

I am obsessed with Mary and Margot! I just love this show. It was so fun and clever and witty and well executed! It brought a smile on my face from start to finish and it was some Fringe joy that I didn’t know I needed! These are too very talented ladies and I can’t wait to see where this show goes from here!... full review

The show was incredibly self aware of theatrical conventions and stereotypes utilized to full effect poking fun at itself and shows like it. Fully committed acting bringing hope and delusional joy to our sad existence. ... full review

I'm in love MARY AND MARGO! They are the cutest comedy duo that ever came out of the dreaded Covid pandemic. The show made me smile throughout. They give a voice to everything that we're thinking.... full review

A joyous experience! It was a delight to watch these two bring heart, soul and fun to some deep thoughts. I’m still singing along with their closing song.... full review

Such a joyful and funny show! It’s chaotic in a way that makes emotional sense, loved it!... full review

What a fun 30 minutes! These ladies were so delightfully strange and wonderful. I genuinely enjoyed the time spent cheering on this dynamic duo. ... full review

The show was energetic, fun, silly, honest, and super funny! I really enjoyed the show and want more of it, 30 minutes was not enough. There is a very unique and interesting perspective that comes through the storyline. This show helps you find your inner happy. ... full review

This play is real play - spirited, joyful comedy bounced danced and sung by two souls who are as confused and hopeful as we are. The bright, sweet, loveable side of "Godot" -- having fun by making fun not of others but of the foolish, beautilful predicament of life ... ... full review