It was interesting. Having walked into the show with no knowledge of it, I was surprised at the twists and turns, the layers of character, and important message. A charismatic, eccentric, and empathetic performance....
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Reading the title of this show might make you think of self deprecating humor, which it is just that, but Lanessa is a master at it. Fringe is the perfect audience for this show as most of us are, or have been, in her stage of life. Having just finished 4 years of art school, Lanessa questions what she will do for the rest of her life, with a musical throughline. With a short runtime of 42 minutes, this show will fit perfectly in your Fringe schedule. Perhaps the funniest one-person show I've see...
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Savage Love is poetic, tender, and beautiful. Like watching emotional alchemy. Wonderful combination of art forms creating a picture of limitless words. Outstanding performance by Adam Navas as you experience the transitions of a relationship with him, and majestic choreography by Sarah Polednak which illuminates the narrators imagination. The light is so well decorated that even with a blank stage you feel the characters move into different worlds. Music is also a huge part of this show as it se...
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The funnest show I've seen at Fringe! Outrageous characters with the greatest surprises, performances that are sure to get you rocking along and as the youngins say, rofl....
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I'm gonna call it: one of the most important shows at Fringe this year. Wrestles the question of truth and the meaning of life in a battle of beliefs between friends...
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Beautifully written and staged, with great acting. A play that makes you think, question, and take sides with characters and their ethics. ...
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