Colby A. Barok

Colin Mochrie, how we love you. How we grow tired of you being forced to only work with troupes who try to take over the show for themselves. There is so much improv at the fringe, it's a shame that Colin doesn't get to play in their sandboxes.

It was a fun experience to see Sam portray the characters throughout the beauty pageant. However, the only thing I would have liked better is this as a multi person show. It's a very fun concept!

I really enjoyed the stage combat. It felt fresh at the Fringe this year!

Some laughs, went with a buy one get one friend at a discount. Still feels like this show should have been 30 minutes shorter. The premise of couch surfing just doesn't feel like it should be an hour long, not enough time to reset with more audience suggestion.

It's a solid improv show. If you've never been it's super fun on a late night at the Fringe.

Maybe I just didn't know who these "famous Edmontonians" are.. The concept is unique however. It does feel that they were playing inside baseball, and that's the audience's problem.

Fringe is for everyone. If we stick our nose up at some brodude humour, especially when it's so tight production wise... Then that's a Fringe I don't want to live in. Improv was solid as well. Maybe one of the most impressive games of Seuss I have ever seen.

Dark and yet fun styled humor that simply ran just a little long for my liking. The team did great work and I am sure there is a target audience who will eat this up.