Amazing acting

Absolutely brilliant show I am taking my son to see this too as Troy is truly incedible

A beautiful, heartwarming and moving true story, tracing the performer’s personal experience with grief. This one woman play shares familiar and new insights about losing a loved one, told through a ‘mosaic’ of non-linear vignettes on an empty stage. Performed with notable clarity and considered delivery, and soundtracked with a near-constant stirring score, this one will have you in your feels, whether you’ve walked the path of parental grief before or not.

Saw it last year…loved it. Invited a group this year….disappointing. So many things were disappointing. Bath scene unnecessary…gratuitous. Not as many circus acts. Lighting and sound problematic.

Very entertaining must see show, highly engaging, heartwarming and emotional

Was super disappointed - with all that talent, felt like it failed badly. More a money-grab opportunity for them…

The unification of burn out 🫶

My favourite Fringe Show. Go see it.

More interesting than you might think ;)

Firstly, a comic still trying to sell tickets to his own show should NOT bag his host city. He was only just funny enough to get away with it. Overall it was a good laugh, a bit brutal for those voted off quickly, but it left you wanting more than the 3 minutes allocated to the good ones (who mostly have their own shows at the Fringe). Overall a fun show with much audience participation. And mums,please don't bring your 13 years 😅

🩷 one woman show 😢 sad story, told well ⛓️ appropriate venue

Gorgeous, thoughtful theatre. Connects with your soul in that rare and beautiful way.