The Goodluck Girls

One of the great things about the Fringe is that it enables all kinds of projects to have a springboard. Unicornfartz is clearly a young company, with young performers and creative team. The play is in the ilk of absurd cartoon (SOUTH PARK-ish in the sense of dubious politics, non-realistic reactions, deliberately ill-fitting wigs, etc.). What you can explore in a cartoon is often much harder with real living bodies in a space with a live audience. So the run at the HFF15 will no doubt be a useful time for the company to fully explore the show's parameters - which is one of the great opportunities provided by the Fringe as it accommodates nascent projects as well as tried and tested works. ... full review

The Goodluck Girls was a wonderful surprise. I wasn't sure what to expect of the show, with its heavy topic and comedy nature, but it turned out to be a gem. I found myself laughing out loud in multiple scenes and wondering how they would tie it all up in the end. The piece creates a unique view of political and social issues through eyes of the third world and the eyes of the first while bringing a bit of humor into the mix. The best part is that though it uses loud humor, the message and moral come across clearly and the play makes a statement. Its different and brilliant and not something you're going to see anywhere else. Go see this show, it will open your eyes and make you laugh. ... full review

I wrote a review for this show on my blog! Please check it out! http://actlikeagirl.tv/the-good-luck-girls-the-fringe/ We loved this show and can't wait to see it develop and see Marski, herself keep kicking ass!!! ... full review

Go see this show! Goodluck Girls is clever, unexpected, and kept me laughing the whole time. Definitely a highlight of Fringe!... full review

Enjoyed the show immensely. Looking forward to wonderful treatment of another topic at the next Fringe! ... full review