Fun & informative - makes me want to visit Japan

Delightful, old style, pure, simple, human comedy by traditional clowns with red noses. Gentle and charming, combining fun, absurdity and a few pranks, perfect for a family outing, all ages.

I think this play has potential. It does need some work though, Lindsey has time. I would like it a bit tighter. Music wise, she has an amazing voice and can certainly play the piano. She delivers the lines perfectly. I DID enjoy the experience. Probably if pressed 3 stars from me.

An exquisite 'blink and you'll miss it' piece of theatre. A 60 minute masterclass in clever stagecraft, finely tuned story-telling and incredible characterisation. Five out of five bagels. 🥯🥯🥯🥯🥯

Was outstanding, just superb! We all lived it

Top comedian and a top lad. Was in hysterics all night

A fantastic show I'd recommend to anyone, whether they need a moment to relate with someone about their experiences with ADHD or who seek insight in to people they know who live with a Neurodivergent mind. In our lives there can be many bottlenecks and barriers. This show holds a light up to some of them and points out how hard it can be to find support when we need it, even from ourselves.

Brilliant. 🥰

Good show let down by the venue. The long rectangular room means you lose at least HALF the show. If seated at the tables at the end of the room, you lose even more. Not as good as our first time when the venue was a more cosy square room.

A perfectly coordinated ensemble of performers who occupied every angle of the stage while performing circus stunts that are hard to perform at the best of times, let alone in sync with others. The costumes contrasted on the stage and alluded to the dark reflections we cast on ourselves in a visceral way. The live music was a great anchor between the acts and the audience that continues to stoke my interest to see this group again.

Excellent rendition of Freddie coupled with a clever show format. Well worth a look.

I really liked this show for the facts and insight into history more than i thought i would. And ive be retelling the stories over and over. However i would suggest this should not be categorised as comedy but then not sure where to place this under - its a ted talk - brilliant all the same.