Krol Entertainment
Enter the parlour of a forgotten age, where the veil between worlds grows thin. If the spirits are willing, your mysterious hostess will share strange phenomena, unsettling revelations and moments that challenge your senses.
A blend of historical storytelling and atmospheric illusion, this immersive experience echoes a bygone era that will leave you questioning what really lies beyond the veil. The table is set, and the whispers are waiting to charm and chill you!
(Tyler Fringe Touring Fund grantee)
Well this was definitely something
I’m not the biggest believer in the paranormal so I went into this with some skepticism and to no surprise I wasn’t really moved a lot of the tricks fell flat and didn’t land as she intended
Maybe some people will enjoy this but this just wasn’t for me
Sadly don’t recommend this one. Felt like watching an 80 years old woman mumbling about with her cheap magic tricks, that of which, did not work half of the time. Bad magic, poor storytelling.
Things that go bump is bumping indeed. Krol messed up a lot of her magic tricks, and the scripting was sub par to say the least. This is a ghost story, better left alone
Things that go bump was okay, I expected more from a higher aged performer, story telling wasn’t the greatest, and the spirits were silly magic tricks she bought from a magic store. Could have been better for a kid show.
Things That Go Bump is a fun, intimate, and highly interactive show – though at times slightly awkward (when the spirits fail to cooperate). Our host is slightly nervous, yet always warm and welcoming. The show is light, easy and engaging, progressing steadily from one trick to the next. The show is spooky, but not bone-chilling – and would be enjoyable for all audiences.
The spookiest thing about this show is people paying to see it. The show’s storytelling falls flat with the birthday party kid’s magic tricks trying to aid the story.