MR. OW Will Return to Hollywood Fringe Festival at Cat's Crawl
Performer Tozy and director Natasha Mercado bring magic, puppetry, and clown to the award-winning show
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After performing her show in Reno and Denver, Tozy will bring Mr. Ow back to Hollywood, where it won “Most Inspiring” at Soft Clown Fest 2026. Filled with comedy and audience interactions, Tozy delivers a fantastical experience with surprises at every turn, as she brings life to a Drag Thing with an incredible custom-made costume. In Mr. Ow, we meet a lonesome yet glamorous mind-worm who gambles with his dreams in a game of Go Fish. Through an explosively funny mix of modern clown, traditional magic, puppetry, and music, Tozy crafts a whimsical world where hope, inner wisdom, and vulnerability collide.
Mr. Ow was born from Tozy's previous show The Curious Revelations and Astounding Insights of the Great Shamé, which explored the absurd illusions of shame and the journey of a mistake.
She performed this show in Reno, as well as the Atlanta and Omaha Fringe Festivals, and it received high praise throughout its run. In it, Mr. Ow was introduced as a mistake controlled by shame, who eventually broke free and offered unexpected wisdom. Both Mr. Ow and The… Great Shamé have been directed by Natasha Mercado, the creator of Soft Clown. Under her direction, these shows have sparkled with absurdity, vulnerability, and heart.
Performances run June 8-27 at The Cat's Crawl, 660 N Heliotrope Dr, Los Angeles, CA. 90004.
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