100 Shows of All Time
From award-winning artists Joseph McManus (Rat Academy, Enrichment Hour) and Cadence Sullivan (COWTOWN Brass): Unique 2-minute shows get pulled from a ~normal~ bucket. Shows include music, comedy, poetry, and anything else you can imagine (excluding bodily fluids [sorry about last time {it might happen again}]).
Very spontaneous and hilarious. A great first show to start of fringe.
100 Shows of All Time isn't something you watch so much as you experience. Although only an hour, the audience is willingly grabbed by the hair by Calgary based co-hosts Joseph and Cadence and yanked through a plethora of short shows anywhere from 2 to 5 minutes. If you like juggling, this show's for you. If you like saxophone, this show's for you. If you like body humour - really whatever you want to see, this show will have it. 100 Shows of All Time heavily relies on audience participation, so if you're someone that likes to be involved in what you're watching on stage, you'll love it. If not, that's fine too - Joseph and Cadence are nothing if not respectful throughout all their strange and mildly disturbing hijinks, and if you're not feeling the participation then you're more than welcome to just sit back and enjoy. With 100 hilarious ideas for shows, co-hosts with the relationship of unsocialized siblings, and a sound technician with frighteningly unlimited access to a soundboard, 100 Shows of All Time is sure to give any audience member a good time.
A "Best And Worst" Review
The Best: The sheer originality and variety of what you'll see on stage. I shall never forget the "Full PoohBear."
The Worst: I think, a few times, the two performers lost the audience. This probably has something to do with the randomized direction of the show segments, and maybe loss of control.
Overall: Every show will be unique and unpredictable. I'd see it again.