Kris Morra

I loved this show - the script was strong, the use of the stage and props to distinguish the characters was flawless and the acting was superb. Loved the gender bending and the sensitive and poignant treatment of what could have been touchy subject. Funny, authentic and a great show.

Don't let the Kid in the title deter you - these are experienced improvisors. From the company that brought you Bookends in 2023 and Someone will Get Married at the end of the Show in 2024. this long form improv production delivers. One suggestion from the audience and the cast is off. This group has worked together for a long time and it shows. Can't wait for Friday at 7:00 and Saturday at 11:45 pm. Bring on the laughs.

All I wanted while I watched the Sunday night performance were my fuzzy slippers and blanket and a glass or two of wine on my couch. The parody of any Hallmark movie was spot on and I loved the campy characters and textbook plot line. It was a great ensemble cast who could all sing. A great song at the end summed up a bit of a topsy turvy plot.

Who thought you could be utterly engaged without dialogue! The strength of the physical comedy and the expressions of the 4 performers bring this emotional performance alive. It is poignant and moving while making you laugh at life's transitions. Laughed, cried and left thinking. What more can I ask from a Fringe Show? Bravo.