Went to this show because I knew someone in it, not knowing what to expect. And it turned out to be a really pleasant surprise. Clownishness at its best. Most of the jokes were pretty funny (including one scene that had the whole audience roaring with laughter). The plot was engaging. And underneath the loud buffoonery, the show even made an interesting point about how we view identity.

This is the first show I've seen at the Fringe, so I don't know how it stacks up to the rest of the crop, but I quite liked this.