Forget About Me catapults you right into the throes of its chilling tale. Alongside Dylan, audiences are left trying to make sense of the eerie presence that haunts Dylan’s childhood bathroom.
Dylan as a storyteller is a triumph; he singlehandedly keeps audiences on the edge of their seats for the entire duration of the show. The narrative is inventive and works to disorientate, entertain, and frighten, and gets audiences involved in its interludes of skilful magic. Practical jump scares are effective throughout the performance and add to the chilling atmosphere.
The performance hits all the archetypes of what makes a Fringe show a Fringe show: unpredictability, audience excitement, and a passionate performer we are all rooting for.
