"It's really not important whether you win or lose; it's about how you spin the story." Bil Lepp's storytelling act was a hilarious addition to my Fringe experience. The way in which Lepp tells stories creates an engaging and joyful adventure.

Within the first few moments of the set, most of the audience was laughing aloud, with the rest giggling. Lepp prefaced the show by stating that the performance would weave between fact and fiction to the point that you wouldn't know what parts are real anymore. Every quick one-liner had the audience erupting in laughter. I found myself smiling for the whole hour. A show that included "macaroni, glue and glitter," elephants with importance, and "two seven-year-old hydrologists." "Now dwell on that, and maybe you'll learn something."

I dwelt on it, and I recommend this Fringe show if you're looking for a good laugh.