All Class may well be one of the more cerebral performances of this year’s Festival.
But there’s also a chance it’s one of the most insanely disjointed and uncomfortable shows of all time. A partially naked Marianna Joslin delivers awkwardly exaggerated stereotypes of the sexes, with little comedic value – but if you can suffer through the intentional cringe-worthiness long enough, you just might find yourself letting your guard down in a fit of laughter. Joslin exudes confidence and quirkiness, her show toes the line between madness and genius, but we do wish that maybe she’d told a few more straight jokes.
