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Squirm: A True Story

cabaret & variety · The Hollywood Fringe Festival · Ages 16+ · 1hr · United States of America

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Review by CHRISTOPHER LOZINSKI

June 22, 2010
IMPORTANT NOTE: We cannot certify this reviewer attended a performances of this show because no ticket was purchased through this website or the producer has not verified they attended.

My overall impression

The Tuesday night Jam was way better than the Monday night Jam. All the performances were brilliant. I think they were giving out free beers. That is a good enough reason to attend.

I will review the various performers on their home pages. Go to my home page to find the links. But here I will speak only about James Glenwood, at the Piano. If I recall correctly his performance is at 5:30 pm on Wednesday. But I could not find it listed on this web site, so I will review him here.

He played Bohemian Rhapsody. He had the audience singing along, most knew the words, they were really engaged. Afterwards he got a standing ovation. They really liked it.

I now understand that my taste is different than others. I was not too keen on it, but clearly with a standing ovation, I was in the minority. If you like that kind of thing, go see it, and someone please tell me where I should post this review of his performance.

Now if they could just start the Jam on time on Wednesday night, that would be wonderful.

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Here are my older comments.

Monday night host was brilliant. I believe that was Kent Valentino.

The small community was wonderfully interactive, although only three external audience members, everyone else was with a production. It felt very friendly.

Some of the acts were briliant, some were lousy. That is what you get.

It is almost an informal get together of friends, rather than a formal event. A little too much stand up comedy for me, and not enough representation from the other arts.

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