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Kitchen Girl is a fascinating dive into a twisted version of childhood nostalgia. Fitch’s performance is intense—she embodies the manic energy of a child playing house, but with a haunting edge. The atmosphere feels almost claustrophobic, as the bright, plush toys contrast sharply with the unsettling chaos she creates. Trecartin’s unique style really shines through here, blending practical effects with an almost fever-dream narrative. The pacing is erratic, keeping you guessing what’s coming next, which mirrors the unpredictable nature of childhood imagination. While it has comedic elements, there’s an underlying darkness that raises questions about domesticity and the roles we play. A distinct piece that sticks with you long after it ends.
Unique performance by Lizzie FitchCombines comedy with darker themesInnovative practical effects throughout
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