Tara Thorne

A chaotic production from Dan Bray featuring a cast of some of the city's best young actors, each doing a terrific job differentiating their core character from the remaining dozens(?) represented by a moustache, accent, or hat swap. Nimble and demented, with three truly showstopping numbers of classic songs built on harmonies beautifully layered by Gabrielle Papillon. The church gym setting, despite its echoes, effortlessly adds a layer of reality to this wild cannibal party. What Fringe is all about!

Fantastic bit of physicality from Leah Pritchard, one of our funniest, and sharp, insightful writing from Jessie Walker as always. I feel bad for anyone whose god is not Kat McCormack (in life or during the rest of this run).