comedy
The Wet Dream Catcher: Is a storytime con-cock-tion laced with fancy f***ed-up fun for adults
I did not know what to expect and had no reference from any previous experiences from the RC Weslowski body of work, but after the show and thinking of what I just saw (or did it happen?), such expectations could have ruined this wonderfully tripped out time.
The 39 Steps. A Thriller Comedy
Who knew Hitchcock could be hilarious
OK, The 39 Steps isn’t a straight-up theatrical rendition of the classic thriller film of the same name. And that’s just fine. The play is very funny, with compelling acting and imaginative use of stagecraft to keep the audience engaged.
The Genghis Khan Guide to Etiquette: simple and good
He's back. Brit comic Rob Gee has returned to The Fringe with The Genghis Khan Guide to Etiquette a show having, in his own words, "nothing to do with Genghis Khan, and even less to do with etiquette".
Daniel Packard's Live Group Sex Therapy: this show can suck and rock all at the same time
Now, sure, this show is simply an improvisational style talk show. Daniel Packard, who has been doing the "same" Fringe show every year for the past few years can still pack a crowd and knows very well how to handle said crowd.
The Man Who Couldn't Deliver: delivers a one-note wonder
The actor who portrays the titular character of this one-man show – he isn't introduced anywhere as the performer but I'm guessing either Jeff McMahan or Chris Cook, the two guys credited with 'created by' in the Fringe guide – is a charming, confident and comfortable performer.
The Cock Whisperer: fun but not horny-making
“This is a cock!”
“Oooooee” I think as Collette Kendall opens her piece at Performance Works late on Thursday night. She holds a large dildo and proceeds to indulge in cock facts and cock stories.
