Psychodelicate's Magical Playtime

Anyone who knows me, knows I am a stickler for structure. This show was what might be described as controlled chaos. It was a train crash's idea of a train crash. I LOVED IT. It was disorganized. It was frenetic. It was air traffic control in a blender. Imagine taking every crystal-, yoga-, and kale-based philosophy, packing tightly into a shotgun cartridge, and then firing it into the faces of the audience by Hunter S. Thompson. This was like finding a can of Burning Man in the frozen section of Trader Joe's and having it prepared in front of your eyes—flambé style. It was magnificently crazy, even god showed up at one point to do a town hall meeting (it must be an election year). A greek chorus of stoned wise men (sans frankincense and myr... full review

After the street magician entertained us, the Reverend and the rainbow-colored Rastafarians gave us their blessings, then the autoharpist and banjo cowboy began to play with the paranoid rabbit backing up on maraca. God made an appearance for a quick Q&A (despite our obvious stupidity, she still loves us all). The actress on the stairs kept channeling her old-world mother, but she got through her monologue anyway. Then we got treated to a lecture on sacred geometry. The nudity made the juggler uncomfortable, but he still was able to balance the wheel barrow on his chin while juggling the Devil Tennis Racket. This was one of the wildest, most imaginative and unforgettable theatrical experiences I’ve ever had. I will never forget this show. Th... full review

This show is completely crazy and yet oddly helped me out on my journey continuing towards inner-peace. ... full review

embrace the chaos! i felt as if i'd just wandered into a psychedelic circus on the playa at burning man. it was seemingly disjointed and spontaneous with moments of lucid clarity. absurd, deep and hilariously smart all tied together with a message LOVE and universal connection. as if in a dream, i was transported to some mad and hallucinatory realm, delivered by interdimensional travel, all as promised ... full review

Psychodelicate’s Magical Mystery Comedy Show is a comedic approach to the spiritual journey. It touches upon various approaches to the God question, with an appearance by God herself, as Psychodelicate weaves in and out of the action introducing characters, providing comedic quips, and melding the production together.... full review

I was highly impressed with one of the God's boobs! They were fantastic! I also loved the magician, he was amazing and the two team hypnotist act were very entertaining. Creative and fun.... full review

I had a rollicking zany, zestful good time! Sure, it was a little chaotic, so WHAT!? Where else can you Transcend Matter, Energy, Space and Time, Expand Beyond the Known Universe; Meet GOD! And laugh your ass off for a mere 15 bucks??? This show was better than the small magic (polished and professional) show I saw in Vegas-- and I loved that. ... full review

A variety show that embraced its loosey-goosey structure so much that the majority of it was very chaotic and unorganized. All of the performers were skilled at what they were doing, and there were several really fun moments, but I was left feeling like everything was thrown together last minute.... full review

This show is chaotic and disorganized, but it works!... full review

I LOVED THIS SHOW! Must see for anyone who likes magic, tarot cards, caravan festivals and chaos!... full review