Savannah Erasmus' show is part education, part storytelling and part stand up. I really enjoyed several aspects of the show. The first part talking about the contrast between being a fashion fan and growing up hunting in Treaty 6 territory rang so true to some many people I knew in the North. It also wove in some really good information about Indigenous fashion and the ways it has influenced things in the wider and settler contexts. On opening night the performer appeared to be struggling with their material somewhat in the first part but when they moved to the stand up part of the show they landed firmly on ground and delivered a very funny set. There was only one aspect of the show that fell flat for me. The performer asked if there were any straight men in the audience and a few brave souls raised their hands. They then said "so none then" and repeated this several times but did not really engage with it as comedy or commentary which just seemed odd to me. However, that is a small quibble, and I would still recommend the show for both some entertainment and some education.