Reviews

“Sarah Rudinoff has a stadium-sized singing voice and the sharpest comic timing in the tri-state.  Playing the character of hard-luck nightclub performer Virginia Tumble, she blesses us with both”

Tonia Steed, The Stranger

“Brandishing a fearsome bosom and a wholesale disdain for all the political niceties the present decade has to offer, Sarah Rudinoff is effortlessly talented in this one-woman tribute to pleasures of the flesh. Rudinoff dominates the stage as Virginia, an amatory adventuress whose roving eye settles on various audience members as she charts a life spent in the pursuit of -well, men, to put it bluntly. She’s a great performer and took seconds to put the opening night audience at ease with a direct style and astonishing vocal range.”

Annabel Crabb, The Adelaide Review

“ **** Four Stars! Without a doubt, one of the brightest characters Fringe-ing about town over the past week has been the avant- garde femme fatale, Virginia Tumble. This brash beauty is the alter ego of Seattle actor Sarah Rudinoff.  Funny, funny, funny is Rudinoff’s forte in this riotous cabaret.”

Sarah Thomas, The Adelaide Advertiser