Strap into this poignoint rollercoaster that somehow leaves you lighter at the end. Authentic, genuinely vulnerable while still going all-in on the chaos and absurdity. He plays the room like it’s a living thing, experimenting and pushing boundaries. I was reminded of being a kid again in a magic store, where anything on the shelf could suddenly come to life and do something impossible. That mix of wide‑eyed excitement is rare. New, risky and oddly tender all at once.

This show will really get tongues wagging, literally had us out of our seats right from the start of the show. My face hurts from laughing a day later. Transcendence and other fancy words