Kat Mokrynski is a journalist who writes for BroadwayWorld.com, covering interviews, reviews, and features on various theater productions and performers. With a focus on capturing the essence of performances and highlighting the voices of artists, Kat brings a passion for storytelling and a deep appreciation for the arts to her work.
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By: Kat Mokrynski
Alex Kitson: Must I Paint You A Picture? is a show with a strong hook - Kitson, who has been told to be more personal in his comedy, has a big secret, and he is going to reveal it by the end of the show. But, before that secret is revealed, we’re going to be treated to some fun standup comedy.
By: Kat Mokrynski
“If you believe in yourself, anything is possible” The Greatest Magic Show begins with a bang as the incredibly energetic ringmaster, Magnus, bursts
By: Kat Mokrynski
Riki Lindhome: Dead Inside has Lindhome taking audiences on her infertility journey, a term she hates but still uses. This is not her first time discussing her infertility - she did a television episode about it, which she shows the audience a clip of, giving us a sneak peek at what we’ll be hearing about for the next hour.
By: Kat Mokrynski
Character Flaw, written and performed by Philippa Dawson, takes audience members into the mind of Dawson, particularly looking at her experiences with ADHD and queer identity. We begin with Dawson telling us about some of her experiences with embarrassing moments, which then leads into one of the main themes of ADHD.
By: Kat Mokrynski
Sheeps: The Giggle Bunch (That's Our Name For You) has been performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for over a decade, and now they’re bringing what may be their final show to the Pleasance.
By: Kat Mokrynski
Alexander Bennett: Emotional Daredevil is certainly a show that presents reviewers with a challenge - how do you discuss a show that the performer asks you to not spoil in any way? This request is not unreasonable for this particular show, as it does heavily depend on audience members coming in with no idea of what to expect.
By: Kat Mokrynski
“What is the point of all of this?” Zoë Coombs Marr: Every Single Thing in My Whole Entire Life certainly has a fascinating hook - the show
“I'm feelin' like a star, you can't stop my shine / I'm lovin' cloud nine, my head's in the sky”
By: Kat Mokrynski
“I gotta fill the void” Catherine Cohen: Come For Me is self-described as a “openly glamorous, decidedly horny comedy cabaret,” and that is certainly accurate!
By: Kat Mokrynski
“You're only ever one hit away from a Tom Hanks sex party” Walking into Michael Kunze : Infinity Mirror , audiences are greeted by Kunze himself, who is standing on the stage making sandwiches.
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