PSYCHOSICAL: an asylum cabaret

I'm so glad I made it out to this- I really didn't know what to expect- I thought I would enjoy it, but my expectations were totally exceeded. I'm not a huge fan of shows at 3 clubs because even though it's a lovely place it's loud and crowded, but this show makes excellent use of the space. A giant powerhouse cast of great soloists kill it with their songs - a few stand out as faves, but the entire cast really brought it. I love the mix of pop and musical theatre. The strongest thing for me is the concept, which is carried out very well and is pleasantly self aware. I had a moment in the middle where I wondered if this was a sort of ok show to do- I mean- here we are watching 10 people in an asylum of some kind - this isn't an activist kind... full review

This show was such an amazing experience. I was LIVING! I had such a blast and all of the performers seemed like they were having a good time too, they really got into it. The song choices were perfect and each song flowed into the next one really well. I would totally see it again, such a great show!!... full review

An entertaining musical revue with stellar vocalists. Light on characters, but heavy on superb singing. ... full review

Kristen Boulé's direction is brave and her musical mash up's divine! Go and see this show for a fun, sing-a-long night. ... full review

Billed as an immersive cabaret experience, that's exactly what I got and more. There was so much that I loved about this--the voices, the arrangements, the humorous parody elements, and all the songs were so catchy--and I even found myself recognizing most songs right away and being very excited to hear the song that I about jumped out of my seat, jumped on stage, and started singing with them. Not to be missed!--super fun!... full review

A well-sung, themed cabaret mix of popular and musical theatre songs.... full review

Ranging from raucous to rocking to rollicking to dismal to dreary, Psychosical reminds its captive audiences that we all might have a few more screws loose than perhaps we like to think we do. Through the lens of a jukebox musical, 2 Cents tells their story only through familiar popular music and carries us along for the duration of the play by the sheer force of fantastic vocalists. ... full review

Hands down the best vocals I have ever heard in a Fringe show. If you love fun arrangements of Broadway tunes and pop songs, see this show. My only complaint is that I wanted to hear more of Markesha Chatfield singing... that lady is amazing!... full review

Fun,slick,clever,and amazing singing..Sorry for the pun,but you'd be crazy to miss this show😜... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed this show. The arrangement of the music is fantastic, the band is great, the vocals are stellar, and the use of the space is both dynamic and exciting. 2Cents is crushing it this year. GO SEE IT! And Charlie Moose, too!... full review