Good monologue play. Could not see a thing! Terrible venue! Ridiculous pricing for people to not be able to see anything at the back. The stage needs to be raised. Could only see the actors head and shoulders sometimes. Otherwise absolutely nothing!

Nothing mind blowing about this show. A flat stage at the same level as the audience made for a very ordinary experience. As someone with an interest in this story, it was utterly disappointing to a) not see and b) not hear. A simple video screen higher up would have allowed more than 10% of the audience see this show. Can’t comment on the performance as we couldn’t see or hear it. Would have asked for a refund to be honest. Terrible.

Powerful performance

Fantastic performance. Highly recommend.

Amazing monologue and I understand thr venue as its Elizabeth's final resting place but we could hardly see her, not at all when sitting, hard to hear. Maybe consider building up a stage next time. Review won't submit with an emoji.

Whilst it's an intense and tragic part of Adelaide history, this was such a great performance, and so cool to be in the gaol where the events played out, unlike anything else this Fringe. Loved it! 👌

A captivating one-woman performance in the old gaol. Stunning acting, and fascinating insight into her early life even for those who might know the story.

So interesting and cool venue.

Impressive show

Brilliantly performed, emotional and engaging

A difficult role played to perfection. The anger, confusion and terror of the condemned Elizabeth Willcox in her last hour is evident.

Wonderfully acted retelling of the tragic life of Elizabeth Woolcock, who was the only woman ever executed in South Australia. Performed in the prison where the execution took place, the setting could not have been more authentic. Bravo to the team for showcasing this important part of local criminal history.