San Francisco Fringe Presents THE IMMACULATE BIG BANG
=Not only does Comedy Central comedian Bill Santiago take on his two favorite frenemies, Religion and Science, in his new show, "The Immaculate Big Bang," but he launches into the audacious material from a poignant narrative framed by the death of his father and subsequent birth of his daughter. Yeah, it's ambitious. And, wait for it... hilarious.
Santiago swings for the existential fences, delivering a show drawing critical acclaim.
"Bill Santiago's comic monologue is so much better than the rest of the stand-up I've seen at this year's (Vancouver) Fringe that he makes the other guys look like they're sitting down," praised Vancouver theater critic Colin Thomas.
And Amy Kotkin of the DC Metro Weekly, assures, "No cosmic question is too challenging to escape the laser wit of Bill Santiago. Santiago's musings are impeccably connected, providing us with insights that penetrate, sting, enlighten and amuse in this provocative and funny one-man show." READ the entire (Best of the DC Fringe) Review
"No cosmic question is too challenging to escape the laser wit of Bill Santiago" - DC Metro Arts. RATING: BEST OF THE 2016 CAPITAL FRINGE! Read the Review
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