Kinky Neon Rocker

Hold onto your hats - you're in for a thrilling ride! This show is full of amazing, highly varied themes, wonderful acting, delightful theatricality, excellent music and some real surprises! I loved the opening number - some of the most hilarious lines went by so fast I found myself laughing half a page later - and Judith Allen's piece is so full of heart and love (as well as incredibly entertaining) - what a pleasure! Don't miss Kinky Neon Rocker. ... full review

We are not affiliated with anyone in the show nor are we in the Fringe itself. This was pretty good as Fringe shows go. Better than most Fringe sketch shows.... full review

I honestly didn't know what to expect. I decided to go for it and thank god I did! It was stupendous. Amazing. Perfect. It had us laughing and crying and then immediately laughing again. 10/10 would see again. ... full review

Fast-paced group of six one-acts. Entertaining combination of drama and comedy. "Mr. Cuddles" stands out as a hilarious piece. ... full review

Kinky Neon Rocker fills the theme of six oddball short plays based around a 'kinky neon rocker'. An Imaginative, well acted, well directed and well written set. The hour moves so quickly you want to hit playback.... full review

A wonderful hour of 6 clever, well written and well acted one-acts. The hook of each piece is the brightly colored rocking chair that features in each of the pieces. The live music of OOLYAKOO keeps the energy flowing between each separate short play. Really delightful evening brimming with talent, humor and insight. To be honest, I initially went for 2 of the playwrights who are friends of mine, and was delighted that while I know their work to be exemplary, all of the other plays were really good too!... full review

Very fun. Each play was unique in its own special way. I especially liked the last one about the inanimate object fetish. It was hilarious!!! Congrats on a job well done!... full review

Review by Pauline Adamek. *This review first appeared on www.ArtsBeatLA.com* Follow the link (“original article”) to read it all. Regrettably this show is not about some glam 70s David Bowie wannabe pop star. Sure, there’s a live rock trio upstage, but they don’t really add much. Kinky Neon Rocker is actually a compilation of six one-act comedy sketches that are linked by a single set element — a brightly colored rocking chair that features in each of the pieces. Continued -- http://www.artsbeatla.com/2015/06/hff15-14/ ... full review