In the show, the extremely talented clown/comedian/cabaret singer, Paulina Lenoir, humorously acts out the different stages of life, from birth to death. The costumes were gorgeous, the jokes were hilariously zany, and the audience all left with a smile on their face. This was my 39th Fringe show in 2024 and is one of the best I have seen. Deserving of a weekly award.

Superb story telling, thoroughly enjoyable

Great show. We loved it and he’s put in a bucketload of effort! ❤️🎉

Well laid out historical displays with many interesting photographs taken in the early 1900's. The last audio visual display at the southern end of the tunnel was accompanied by the sound of a diesel hauled train but in fact diesel locomotives had not been invented yet when this tunnel closed; it only ever hosted steam hauled trains. I would like to see more pictures of the tunnel that replaced this one nearby- the current double track operating tunnel.

Brilliantly researched show. Presentation so engaging hilarious and intelligent. Highly recommended

Funniest show I've seen all season. Very surreal, absurd, and surprisingly accurate.

Very funny, very clever, bit whacky too 😊

Exactly how I like my fringe; wacky as hell

So much fun, was a great experience, and educational at the same time.(thank goodness I didn’t sit on the VR couches!)

A novel and thought provoking show. Well performed. Likeable characters and engaging to watch. Go see…

Colin is a master at storytelling. Must see show!

Saw the show last night. Found it interesting rather than funny. There were some laugh out loud moments. I had some questions I'd like to have asked but it wasn't the forum... Very little about the dilema of the first time shave which was what I was expecting...