Based on her conservative upbringing in St. Louis, Lindsey invites you to witness characters in her hometown that will make you laugh, cringe, and hopefully laugh again. Written and performed by Lindsey Mallard. Directed by Nate Sherman. Produced by Conor Hanney.
Meet Me In Mizzery
Reviews
A wonderful collection of Saturday Night Live characters created and performed by the immensely talented Lindsey Mallard. The story told at the end of the performance I attended was synergistic, eye-opening and I hope this artist decides to craft a whole show in this seamless format in the future. In the meantime, GO!
Lindsey Mallard is an amazing comedian who has written and delivered one of the best sketch comedy routines I have ever seen. Not only that, but this woman can SING! I haven’t laughed so much in a long time, and she kept the audience engaged and entertained for an hour. This woman deserves her own television special and her show should be extended. She also deserves a recording contract, because I think she could sing the phone book and people would buy it. I am so glad I got to experience this Fringe show, and taste the magic.
Although this was a show that poked fun at a few of the absurd characters Lindsey has met in her life it was also endearing. We may have laughed at all of the characters but we fell in love with them too. Also, I want to see another show where Lindsey re-enacts that story she told at the end of the play. I would love to see her become those people on stage and blow me away once again.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have their next BFF right here! Lindsay is beyond talented at bringing to life fun, stylized and vulnerable characters, even through the stereotypes. The show is sketch vignette style and Lindsay executed every single scene in a way that just makes you want more. More of her. More of the characters.
Lindsey Mallard is an amazing comedian who has written and delivered one of the best sketch comedy routines I have ever seen. Not only that, but this woman can SING! I haven’t laughed so much in a long time, and she kept the audience engaged and entertained for an hour. This woman deserves her own television special and her show should be extended. She also deserves a recording contract, because I think she could sing the phone book and people would buy it. I am so glad I got to experience this Fringe show, and taste the magic.
A wonderful collection of Saturday Night Live characters created and performed by the immensely talented Lindsey Mallard. The story told at the end of the performance I attended was synergistic, eye-opening and I hope this artist decides to craft a whole show in this seamless format in the future. In the meantime, GO!
Although this was a show that poked fun at a few of the absurd characters Lindsey has met in her life it was also endearing. We may have laughed at all of the characters but we fell in love with them too. Also, I want to see another show where Lindsey re-enacts that story she told at the end of the play. I would love to see her become those people on stage and blow me away once again.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have their next BFF right here! Lindsay is beyond talented at bringing to life fun, stylized and vulnerable characters, even through the stereotypes. The show is sketch vignette style and Lindsay executed every single scene in a way that just makes you want more. More of her. More of the characters.