Pete Cheema

Sam is a star. The team here has put together a true feat of a show. It would be my pick for Best of Fest (if I had a vote, DUNCAN). Walk of Shame was incredibly engaging, it felt like the entire audience was leaning forward the entire time. It was relatable in a way that made me feel more comfortable with the way I see myself, and the world around me. Big ups!

This show made me feel so many things. It was entertaining, unsettling, funny, and has a moment that gave me goosebumps. If you're intrigued by cults, don't be swayed by the middling reviews. They're mostly highlighting the fact the performer wasn't off-book (which was the case at the show I was at) but if you can look past that it's a fantastic, worthwhile show.

I'm also certain the performer is probably mostly, if not fully, off-book by now in the run. I believe the show had a performer switch between this Fringe and the last one which would account for the slow start.

From the jump you know you’re in for a treat. A show for live music and comedy lovers. With charming wit, and Julliard-level Viola-ing, you’ll either be laughing, or blissfully lost in the music.