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Fringe Audience Reviews
reviews of shows in the 2012 San Francisco Fringe Festival
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Can’t wait to see Pi return to California! Caught up with their wildly successful tour of “The Good, The Bad, and The Stupid” at the Boulder Fringe and it was awesome. Juggling, acrobatics, horse races, and hilarity. Can’t wait!
I have never seen anything like it, comic genius that reminds me of Steve Martin , Mr Bean and The Three Stooges with definite references to Clint Eastwood mixed in . We took our whole family to see the show and had tears from laughing so hard. With a melody of comic skits this trio goes from old school slapstick to juggling to inventive and playfull with all the parts in between. The show was so good we wished we could by plane tickets to San Francisco just to see it again. Hilarious, if you see it you’ll want to see it a second time and “tidy whities” will be a standard part of your vocabulary for weeks.
Just plain out fun and a show you wished went longer than the 60 minutes they used. And by the old adage they truly did leave us begging for more. A great show for families. Don’t miss this show and either plan to get there early or buy tickets in advance. Sat night the line to get in went all the out to the street. An absolute must see.
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Stellar mix of physical comedy, juggling, clown, a sprinkling of acrobatics, and pure silly. Episodic gems expertly laced together with hilarious throughlines, including a saucy clown crush, and a cowboy accordian player. We were in line 30 minutes ahead and barely got in, good luck. Would see it again in a heartbeat.
The Pi Clowns made me laugh and laugh to the point where I had tears running down my cheeks, and I don’t laugh easily. I loved this show. Go see it and enjoy it on many level . First off it is damn funny. Second you get to see masterful physical comedy, puppetry, juggling and acrobatics so seamlessly woven in to the show that you often miss the tricks because you are too busy falling in love with each character one at a time. And finally, it is a joy to watch these five artists take so much pleasure practicing their craft. They work with, and playing off of each other with such apparent ease that I just did not want the show to end.
10/10 Well it is a clown show after all, and WOW a real must see if you have a chance. They worked so hard and it really shows. I can’t say enough, Do Not Miss This Show.
I had a lot of fun at their show – super contagious enthusiasm, energy, chemistry between the players – a really unique act and troupe of performers. Fun, creative, unique physical comedy plus some pretty damned impressive dexterity and athleticism.
Goofy, wild, sweet, and funny. With each new scene, I’d pick my favorite clown, and then half-way through, I just had to give up. They were all great and also having so much fun up there, I wished I’d been able to join them up onstage. Well, until I saw what “Monster Strong Fuzzy Clown” made the audience volunteers do. You will never look at a bag of Kingsford Charcoal the same way ever again.
I’m not really frekead out by clowns either, but that one is seriously weird.Send a picture of a tampon box or something like that… really freak *him* out, lol!
So laugh-out-loud smile till your face hurts funny, and this from someone who usually finds physical theater tedious. From spectacular jokes, tricks, and sight gags to subtle, clever, and just as funny ones. And not the kinds of clowns who attack you and make you uncomfortable, so a safe show if you fear being harassed by clowns or nightmares about them. Also a great show to bring the kids–neither of you will be bored. Just remind the little brats that it’s not their show if they get too talky…