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So many autobiographical works can be self-indulgent, but this artist manages to find a delicate balance of vulnerability and humour. It is as much about perseverance as it is a request for audiences to consider the act of holding space for those close to us, rather than default to attempting to”fix” the challenges that face our loved ones. Go check it out!

Didn’t know what to expect but it was a winner right from the get go. Peter is an excellent writer and a nice little performer. An excellent example of autobiographical storytelling without trauma dumping on the audience. Lovely way to spend 50 minutes. 10/10 would watch again!

A poignant yet humerus show that had me laughing as well as wiping away a few cheeky tears. This was an intimate venue that allowed a vulnerable retelling of what would be anyone’s worst nightmare. Peter is phenomenal in his writing, music accompaniment and performance with a dark humour that makes you at times internally say ‘ooooh did I just laugh at that misfortune?! ’. A real gem of the Fringe from an incredibly talented artist.

It was beautiful! The writing was superb. An absolute highlight. I laughed and cried and thought about what it means to live.

An absolutely beautiful show; Peter is utterly captivating. Get along to see this gem!

Amazing, raw, hilarious work!! Would 100% recommend

So beautifully performed, with such heart. Peter gives such warmth to this performance, and he jumps from tough topics to jokes to songs with such a deft hand. Make sure you see this show!

Thank you for this beautiful little show Peter. All of my favourite things: lists, hand drawn slides, grief, death, funny songs, real life, and the ridiculous horrific joy of it all.

Fantastic! Emotional roller coaster with the perfect balance of comedy and sentimentality. It’s like “Every Brilliant thing” meets comedian Sammy J.

Absolutely loved The Tumour Show. Highly recommend it. We attended last night & couldn’t stop talking about how wonderful the show is.

Thanks for sharing your personal yet universal story. “Good luck 😉”

a beautiful, thoughtful, autobiographical reflection on the short- and long-term aftermath of some Really Shit News. the show is funny and touching, and it takes great care of its audience while it explores some pretty heavy subject matter. perfect balance of whimsy and solemnity, really lovely meditation on the joys and the horrors and everything in between. great songs also!