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Love this experience!

Not what I expected, but in such a great way

This is the second show I’ve seen Elf perform at Fringe, and like Raven, Horses is an abstract adventure which makes you wonder where it’s all going right up until the moment where Elf ties it all together neatly at the end. It is clever and silly and funny and heartwarming. Be a good audience and do as the horse says, it’ll be worth it.

I saw this twice because I needed to see (Lea?) Michelle Brasier for 5 more minutes.* She is so wonderfully weird and makes you feel ok to be too. She will make you laugh and cry and she will go overtime and you’ll be grateful for every minute she does. Definitely more than two stars. Fringe is for the freaks! ❤️ *as long as she wanted to stay on stage

A little snapshot into the sometimes dark, always messy world of queer entanglements and the difficulties that can arise when people approach these tangled webs in different and conflicting ways. Funny, tense and poignant in equal measure.

An amazing experience to be in a queer audience, with queer comedians, connecting laughing and finding queer joy

An absolute delight of a show that asks the tough questions, like "are croissants even that memorable?" and "will MY villain origin story end up with me starting a dance school in Christchurch?" An hour of am-dram spirit-fuelled queer joy that reminds us to push back against shame and embrace our loves, cringe and all. This show deserves a rose, and then some!

Extraordinarily talented and funny. This was so entertaining and had the whole crowd engaged throughout.

Very funny and engaging, would recommend.

Hilarious, fabulous. I had a blast

Packs a punch and ‘stabbingly’ funny that killed me! It’s like the show is on Tracker Jacker venom the whole time. And did I say the vocals and choreography was to die for?! The odds are in our favor!

Spicy! Exciting! Stimulating! Don’t bring your mum!