A very cool little show to start the evening

Great concept, great performance, great props, especially the cat food!!

The show reframes the immigration narrative through a time-travelling lens that's absurd, terrifying, and weirdly plausible. Watching Tomek's chaotic zigzags between centuries makes you realise how "the progress" upgrades the machinery of cruelty while keeping its calculus identical.

Distinctive micro show at Fringe: absurd, political and full of strange heart

A fast, strange fifteen minutes that throws more ideas at you than most hour-long shows dare to attempt. The immigrant story underneath the sci-fi nonsense is genuinely affecitng, and the closing line lands like a thesis you didn't see coming. Rough around the edges but unlike anything els at this year's Fringe, and you leave holding a newspaper you'll actually read...

Only a few articles in, but already have got my money's worth (wasn't it free? shush you). Get a copy and see the show before our capitalist overlords ramp up their suppression efforts further!

A Polish guy on a folding bike handed me a newspaper from the future and somehow made me question democracy all in under 15 minutes. Go see this.

Where did he go? He travelled from the future, ate cat meat by accident, then disappeared…? Hilarious, witty, confusing and thrilling. Tomek is from another dimension (but I wouldn’t hold that against him).

Hilarious and then suddenly devastating?? Roller-coaster trough time. Also I got TWO newspapers from the future. LOL

Hilarious and then suddenly devastating?? Roller-coaster trough time. Also I got TWO newspapers from the future. LOL