Shame Based Fun

Contemporary and not forced, through a clever and fun set up. I felt like I was having a conversation with a friend. The actress exudes confidence and appeals to her audience on many levels--whether they are millennials or anyone who has ever had sex at any age... or just thought about it! I related, pondered my own past and future and laughed a lot! Recommend it! :)... full review

Sasha is a joy to watch on stage. She's a live wire. This is a hilarious, messy, wonderful piece that makes you think about things that should be thought about -- and talked about! -- but are all too often deemed...ahem...too shameful to address. Kudos to Sasha. This shit is brave. Keep going there! I had a blast!... full review

Sasha Fisher has a problem. She wants to be a good humanist, an empowered feminist, a warrior for equality. She also enjoys being sexually degraded. She’s not quite sure what to do with these seemingly conflicting desires except to make a show about them and perform it at Fringe. Welcome to Shame Based Fun: a provocative two-person, one-woman show playing at Theatre Asylum... Please read the rest of the review at <a href="http://cinesnatch.blogspot.com/2014/06/2014-hollywood-fringe-round-up-shame.html">Cinesnatch</a>... full review

Loved it!! ... full review

Funnier and more thought provoking than it has any right to be. Sasha and Mischa are a winning, talented duet. Sasha is a powerhouse who owns every second she is onstage, while Mischa is her at turns exasperated and conspiratorial partner in crime - a one man Greek Chorus yanked into his sister's world of deviance and roundabout empowerment. Go see this show if its the last thing you do before heading over to your grandmother's funeral. Hell, go see it even if your grandmother is still alive. ... full review