This was my first Fringe show for 2026 and it set the bar high. The show is incredibly atmospheric, and seeing it at night made it even more so. The use of music adds another layer, and the way Lisa Krohl interacts with the audience was engaging. Based in historical practice, this show had a unique premise, and its use of props made it even more immersive. Audience participation plays a major role in this, so if that's not your thing, beware.

The audience was on the smaller size for opening night, but I think this would be even better with a larger crowd to feed off of the energy of the performer. Krohl holds her own, and helped make even the shy participants at ease. The smaller venue coupled with the dim lighting made for an intimate show that brings to mind the seances of the late-1800s. Overall, a great, spooky start to Fringe that I would recommend checking out (especially after dark).