ED2012 Comedy Review: Sad Faces Remember It Differently (Sad Faces)

Sad Faces invite you to follow the Green Rabbit down the rabbit hole of this weird and wonderful sketch comedy show. A comedic four person exploration of a morning in the life of the Sad Faces group, ‘Remember It Differently’ recounts the adventure behind Tobi’s green porcelain rabbit, Tom’s quest for true love, Rosie’s scheme to swindle nuns and Jack’s experience of Poundland, and other tales too. Very funny and well produced, I was fully entertained by the eccentric and wacky narrative of this charming show. Clever and witty, the performers worked amazingly hard to portray the various characters, creating an enjoyable light-hearted watch bound to put a smile on anyone’s face.

Underbelly Cowgate, 2-26 Aug, 1.00pm.
tw rating 4/5 | [Miranda Cannibal]

Sections: by Miranda Cannibal - ED2012 Comedy Reviews - tw rating 4/5 | Tags: Sad Faces, Underbelly

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