A wonderful performance , I found it very emotional watching. Well worth seeing

So so fun - whimsical, spontaneous, fun and funny for all ages (small amount of swearing, but yr kids will be fine). New show every night - we've been twice and will go again.

A funny,relateable exploration of the reality of social anxiety. Isobel has us trapped in the palm of her hand!!

Last night, I attended Shellshocked at Holden Street Theatre and was blown away by the exceptional performances of Lee Bainbridge as Lupine and Jack Stokes as Wesley. Their powerful presence and emotional depth made the characters feel raw and authentic. The direction was tight, with perfect pacing and emotional precision. Holden Street Theatre remains a hidden gem, offering an intimate setting that amplifies the actors' performances. A must-see show with stellar talent and direction.

A beautiful story told via spoken word, music, and an exquisitely decorated dollhouse. Centering on a young woman who's lost in life, she visits her grandfather and his home which contains cherished childhood memories. As they watch a meteor shower together, the town becomes littered with space rock which sparks an obsession for the grandfather. A spectacularly told human story about what places mean to us, and would still captivate even without the slow reveal of each room in the dollhouse.

The best show I've seen so far this year! The group performs incredibly difficult and amazing acrobatic moves making them look effortless. The music, singing and dancing are also fantastic. A truly stunning performance

Wow!!! This one woman show delivers more than you think (chuckle) and stays with you long after the projector is turned off. More please

Thee shall beest in awe of the playful linguistics and ingenious useth of limelight, props and puppeteering. Thee shalt not beest bored by this bodacious bouquet to Reitman and the Bard

Wonderful show cast of four Drag, acrobatics, melodic singing, & the Clincher sex as Molly used to say do your self a favour

Great show enjoyed myself watching this amazing performance.

The Mirror is one of the most sexy, sensual, and cheeky display of acrobatics I've seen. And I mean cheeky... so many butts! Featuring moody, slow covers of pop songs spectacularly sung live and dark, atmospheric lighting, The Mirror explores themes of self-image. There are of course sensational displays of human strength (so many different human pyramids!) but also genuinely funny moments to go along with the more sultry scenes. Simply a stunning, saucy show!

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