This Review is from August 2026

Actor, writer, improviser and comedian, Chris Grace returns to the fringe with his fourth solo hour. Known to many as long time cast member of Baby Wants Candy and Shamilton! and to others as a small screen actor on several American TV shows. To us nerds, he’s a superior player of the social deduction game, Blood on the Clocktower on the No Rolls Barred YouTube channel.

Chris has things on his mind, he’s just a little unsure if he’s allowed to say them out loud. Can the comedian be truly honest about his views, feelings and actions and keep his friends? Is it possible to get along with a pall you only sometimes agree with?

The delivery is warm and tender. The material is funny and provocative. While his views on AI didn’t win universal approval in the crowd (he quietly suggested that AI isn’t all bad) his depiction of gay sauna life garnered universal laughter, if not endorsement.

Chris has a softly spoken charm that allows him to say the most outrageous things. A very funny show that will ever so gently make you think.

Martin Walker