‘A Touch of Grace’ impresses at the Fringe Festival
“Smoke machine clouds announce that shit is about to get real. The stage is groggy with all the smoke but we can still make out a pair of Puma high-tops. They’re navy, well worn and say a great deal about their missing owner: a B-Girl, a dancer of loyalty, a fierce mess of fearlessness and fucked up, incredible talent. Then she’s there: Demi Sorono. On stage in a Chicago Bulls jersey, putting on her kicks and the mask of many. Without warning she becomes a gangster, a prankster, a singer… her mother. An all-rounder. A one-woman show doesn’t give this woman enough credit.” (Emma Dempsey)