A unique, engaging piece of immersive theater that channels Adelaide nostalgia through a story of family dysfunction and regret. It thriftily dabbles in the same world building as London's Punchdrunk Theatre Company (Sleep No More, The Drowned Man), a clear source of inspiration. Everyone will experience the show a little differently by way of the divergent storytelling and partially self-guided nature of the performance space. Glad to have experienced it!

Smart, funny and way too relatable at times. The mix of real life stories and music worked so well and the performer had the whole room hooked. Easy laughs, a few cringey flashbacks and just a genuinely entertaining show. Definitely worth seeing.

You 'can' make Trump funnier!

I saw this show last week and I'm still thinking about it. It's absolutely fascinating

Gemma is fantastic! I was blown away! (I also couldn't take my eyes off Gemma's incredible shimmering eyeshadow.)

Wonderful storyteller Brilliant singer Stupid sl*t ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Refreshingly honest magic show, surprisingly with a tinge of self retrospection thrown in

Easily the best hot-tub monologue show I've ever seen. Wonderfully fringe in its presentation, amusing, touching, thought-provoking, and all-round pleasing. Bonus points for icy treats and world-class dad jokes and wink-lobbing skills.

One of the best shows at the Adelaide Fringe. A must see.

Powerful and surprising storytelling; awesome craft

A beautiful take of a day in the life of someone understanding themselves, and funny !

Fabulous show of polished singing, dancing, and a great story of love and connection through the lens of Adele's music.