THE JASON HELFGOTT EXPERIENCE

I went to Jason's final show, which he officially declared a dance party, and I'll be honest, it might have been the most fun I had at Fringe. We laughed, we danced, and we watched him pretend to blow up a ball he didn't bring. It was pure fun, and I loved it.... full review

Jason has got the moves!! Go and see this personal and ear opening show about music and how it can move us. Go see this show.... full review

I just want to say that when Jason told me the concept of his show, I was skeptical. Not that I assumed it would be good or bad, but it seemed the idea was so "loose" that I had no choice but to leave any expectations at the door. What I witnessed was a celebration of unique movement and a personal playlist broken up by deeply personal and touching monologues (improvised and added for the second performance, Jason told me). It seems the loose concept allows him to receive feedback from his audience and make major improvements on every additional showing. As a performer, knowing he gives himself the freedom to do that, I find that endearing and inspiring. I was nothing if not thoroughly engaged the entire time. ... full review

There is an undeniable commitment in Helfgott’s performance that validates him as a “movement artist.” But that commitment does not elevate what one is viewing in the performance. ... full review