Confronting but fun

A beautiful story through spoken word and music

Really didn’t work for me. Shouty monotone storytelling and weak, simpering songs. I longed to escape.

Good serious political points - sometimes funny. Please don’t complain when the audience doesn’t laugh - it’s not their fault!

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...

A poignant and comical mix of familial anecdotes, dad jokes and fantastical stories.

A very funny show that had my face aching from smiling. It does cover some difficult topics. Well worth a watch

Where to start, what an incredible show, production, lighting and the man himself Craig. It was an emotional ride that will not be forgotten for a long while. So impressive we (party of 4) were worn out by the end and we were not on stage acting it out. A wonderful piece of theatre.

Not sure if emotional rollercoaster is quite right, but what a beautifully quirky and considered piece. Loved it.

Amazing theatre!

I laughed, dark sticky chuckles like molasses. My eyes widened, my face blanched as I understood, in horror, recalling threats, fears and betrayals of my own. This story is so beautifully told on a small stage with a few props by these expert young story tellers.

This was a hot-mess. I really wanted to get behind this team, but it just felt really un-rehearsed. There were so many mis-steps, they almost set themselves on fire, and at various points one of the performers was barking instructions to the tech team. I’m sorry but I really can’t recommend this show.