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During my time at Edinburgh Fringe, I got the chance to review Good Girl. A production by Rhiannon Jenkins.
I overheard a visitor to Edinburgh fringe who was talking to her friend about the show ‘ Oh I saw Good Girl last night, it was very funny”
My ears lit up on hearing this recommendation as I already had booked to see this show.
Rhiannon knows exactly what men want, she’ll make all your fantasies come true. Join Rhiannon on an indulgent, immersive and interactive adventure that delves into the complexities of fantasies and navigates the nuances of 21st century womanhood. With song parodies, comedic sketches and daring audience interactions, this bold comedy show explores the intricacies of desire and identity in modern relationships.
Rhiannon’s witty and provocative performance challenges societal norms and expectations, inviting the audience to reflect on their own perceptions of gender roles and sexuality. Through her clever use of satire and humour, she dissects popular stereotypes, offering a fresh perspective. The show’s interactive elements encourage audience participation, creating a unique and engaging experience that varies with each performance. Rhiannon’s observations and quick-witted delivery keep the energy high throughout the show, tackling sensitive subjects with a perfect balance of irreverence and insight. Her ability to seamlessly transition between characters showcases her versatility as a performer, leaving the audience both entertained and enlightened.
This innovative show relies heavily on the audience’s energy and participation, creating a dynamic and unpredictable atmosphere. Rhiannon’s improvisational skills truly shine as she adapts her performance to the crowd’s reactions, ensuring each show is a unique experience. The interactive elements serve not only to entertain but also to challenge the audience’s preconceptions, making them active participants in the exploration of gender dynamics . The use of props and costumes adds another layer of visual comedy, enhancing the overall theatrical experience. Rhiannon’s quick changes between characters are seamless, demonstrating her physical comedy prowess and keeping the audience engaged throughout. Her ability to maintain the show’s momentum, even when faced with a potentially hesitant audience, is a testament to her skill as a performer. While the show’s success does hinge on audience willingness to participate, Rhiannon has developed clever strategies to encourage even the shyest attendees to get involved. Her warm, inviting stage presence helps create a safe space for audience members to step out of their comfort zones and fully immerse themselves in the experience.
The biggest fear drawback for this show would be a lack of an audience, a key catalyst to give this show momentum. If you do go, prepare for adult themes and fun.
Star Rating: 4
https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/good-girl
