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This show by Erin was a hard slot, it was Monday afternoon but there were a decent enough count of audience members. The only problem was the crowd was very quiet meaning Erin had to work harder to warm them up.
Erin’s show was tremendous and full of laughs. Erin had heaps of energy, anecdotes and stories to share.
McKinnie’s infectious enthusiasm and relatable storytelling make every encounter feel like a shared experience She left the audience in stitches throughout the entire performance. If you’re looking for an uplifting and side-splitting show at the Edinburgh Fringe, be sure to catch Erin
The show willl leave you feeling inspired and thoroughly entertained. With her quick wit and impeccable timing, McKinnie effortlessly navigates through a series of engaged and eagerly anticipating her next punchline. Her charming stage presence create an instant connection with the audience, making you feel like you’re listening to a hilarious friend recount their latest misadventures. One of the standout aspects of “The Faff Chronicles” is McKinnie’s ability to weave clever observations about millennial life into her routines. From the perils of social media to the struggles of adulting, she tackles relatable topics with a fresh perspective that resonates with viewers of all ages. The show’s pacing is spot-on, with each segment flowing seamlessly into the next
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