It’s juicy, goofy, with an air of spooky uncertainty.
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It’s a whirlwind of chaos, extraordinary physical comedy, and improvisation, but also a wonderful sentiment.
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Zaid Bustami’s ability to switch multiple characters is wonderful.
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The physical comedy in this show is exceptional.
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A beautiful tale of empowerment and, frankly, being a badass against all odds.
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There is stylish sincerity and uniqueness to Emo Majok.
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Creative ideas and recurring themes make for lively entertainment in this production.
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Banter and synchronization get five stars.
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Think nuanced comedy done right.
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It was a double dose of laughs at the Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival.
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There was a giddiness present in the audience of what was to come, thinking this one must be better than the last. Which it was.
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The comedic arc that takes place coincides with the character arc, and it is really quite a beautiful thing.
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Props and wigs filtered the show but never overshadowed the woman holding or wearing them.
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A bright-eyed, gleaming woman telling a sorrowful tale strung together with a comic’s optimism.
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Each performer shone with a boldness resembling the set’s brightly coloured blocks.
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