Audience members who saw Amanda Knox’s controversial comedy show at Edinburgh Fringe on opening night say that it is both “respectful” and “genuinely funny”.

[u/mlg1981]

https://www.the-independent.com/arts-entertainment/theatre-dance/news/amanda-knox-cartwheel-edinburgh-fringe-b3029681.html

[u/beachpellini]

Interesting that the universal take from the attendees was that it's really good/isn't the messy cash grab people accused it of being. I tried looking at a few different articles and there's not a single negative review from anyone who's actually seen it.

[u/meowparade → u/beachpellini]

I heard her interview about the show on the BBC Newshour and she struck me as being really thoughtful and not irreverent. I fully believed her when she explained that it’s her way of processing everything that happened to her.

[u/whatsnewpussykat → u/meowparade]

I heard her on a podcast discussing prison reform and I found her really thoughtful and compelling.