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Dame Edna's appearance at the Moore Theatre was on my bucket list. I first saw Dame Edna perform in London many moons ago. Her charm, elegance and irreverence are unmatchable. If I had not moved to Seattle from London I doubt I would have been privileged to see Dame Edna live. It was not just a wonderful show, it lived up to every expectation of being the ULTIMATE DAME EDNA EXPERIENCE.
I loved the show. It was funny and fabulous! Great
This was a deviously , delightful show. Its clear he/she was just hilarious. The audience particpation was very clever and well blended into the show. Splendiously put Barry Humphreys is just pure comic genius in action.
Expected so much more, and the conversational part was great, but the singing, the daughter stuff, and the glads were something we just waited to be over...
As always Dame Edna never disppoints! This show will make you laugh and cry all at the same time. I almost wet myslef!
A funny, exuberant, sly show that involves audience participation and over-the-top humor.
I have only ever seen Dame Edna on talk shows, so I have to admit I didn't really know what her shows would be like, but I have to say I was disappointed. I found myself checking my watch constantly and I couldn't wait for it to end.
Dame Edna is so unforgettable. You totally get sucked in, I find myself thinking, I know this is a man playing a woman, a creation of an extremely witty and funny man, but I REALLY believe. It is like a child who believes in Santa. I love Dame Edna! And oh the things she says, so very un-pc, and so hysterical. Only a created being could say what she says and get by with it. The interaction with the audience had me dying with laughter.
Have seen Dame Edna in San Francisco and Las Vegas. She is hilarious.
Dame Edna still has wonderfully biting wit wrapped in a mother bear's hug. Sadly it seems the first last tour may be the final exodus tour, so I'm glad I got to see her. The character of her daughter fell a little flat, but Edna herself was vivacious...I was glad to be a possum in the audience.
