80s British rock band, Hell Kross, stands accused of hundreds of wrongful deaths, as their music leaves a wake of death and destruction. This heavy metal musical comedy rock opera extravaganza requires YOU to report for jury duty and decide their fate!
The People VS Hell Kross
Reviews
So much fun! Great songs and very funny! A big thumbs up. A great ensemble cast where every character got their moment to shine. Lots of great humor and the songs really worked and felt true to the period portrayed.
Great sketch comedy actors that are also a great heavy metal band! The entire show was fun. Their attention to detail was unbelievable. Somebody give them millions of dollars to turn this into a movie already! My favorite part of the show was Nick Gligor as the attorney. Everything he did was hilarious. He was perfect as the bumbling lawyer that's in way over his head.
This show is UNIQUE and quite honestly, it f*cking ROCKS!!! Every character in this show is perfect. To literally perform heavy metal music on top of a hilarious story line with COMMITTED characters was simply awesome. And by the way, the music and singing sounds incredible. Special shout out to Nick Gligor, Jason Kaye and Madeline Wager, who's character skills are top-notch.
Played heavily for laughs, this show won me over quickly...The wacky, over the top performances are the perfect mixture of cliché and affectionate tribute. As a whole, the show manages to mix in some pretty cool (if sometimes obvious) political statements while never losing sight of the goofy premise and just how silly the whole affair truly is.
What I liked The cast are great comedians, songwriters, performers and musicians. The songs are fun, catchy, and funny as hell. Lots of great attention to detail in the props, and the audio/video components of the show as well. What I didn't like Playing arena rock in a small club, some of the lyrics are bound to get lost amidst the metal guitars. Hell Kross does what they can to make up for this by including the lyrics in the program. My overall impression This could be my favorite show of the Fringe! As an 80's metalhead, who lived through the Judas Priest trial and the PMRC hearings, and whose life was greatly shaped by 80's metal bands, this hilarious high energy show hit close to home and spoke to me while making me laugh out loud. If you're a fan of Steel Panther, this is your play! I'll be back to see this show again, and I'll bring friends and family.
Played heavily for laughs, this show won me over quickly...The wacky, over the top performances are the perfect mixture of cliché and affectionate tribute. As a whole, the show manages to mix in some pretty cool (if sometimes obvious) political statements while never losing sight of the goofy premise and just how silly the whole affair truly is.
So much fun! Great songs and very funny! A big thumbs up. A great ensemble cast where every character got their moment to shine. Lots of great humor and the songs really worked and felt true to the period portrayed.
Great sketch comedy actors that are also a great heavy metal band! The entire show was fun. Their attention to detail was unbelievable. Somebody give them millions of dollars to turn this into a movie already! My favorite part of the show was Nick Gligor as the attorney. Everything he did was hilarious. He was perfect as the bumbling lawyer that's in way over his head.
This show is UNIQUE and quite honestly, it f*cking ROCKS!!! Every character in this show is perfect. To literally perform heavy metal music on top of a hilarious story line with COMMITTED characters was simply awesome. And by the way, the music and singing sounds incredible. Special shout out to Nick Gligor, Jason Kaye and Madeline Wager, who's character skills are top-notch.
What I liked The cast are great comedians, songwriters, performers and musicians. The songs are fun, catchy, and funny as hell. Lots of great attention to detail in the props, and the audio/video components of the show as well. What I didn't like Playing arena rock in a small club, some of the lyrics are bound to get lost amidst the metal guitars. Hell Kross does what they can to make up for this by including the lyrics in the program. My overall impression This could be my favorite show of the Fringe! As an 80's metalhead, who lived through the Judas Priest trial and the PMRC hearings, and whose life was greatly shaped by 80's metal bands, this hilarious high energy show hit close to home and spoke to me while making me laugh out loud. If you're a fan of Steel Panther, this is your play! I'll be back to see this show again, and I'll bring friends and family.