Not expected but thoroughly enjoyef

A great show! An emotional rollercoaster, great storytelling and such a beautiful voice!

Absolutely loved this. Great music and comedy all from a single perspective of that guy in the corner aka the acoustic guitar bloke at your local

Wow, that is some incredible energy, and a hell of a story. I now understand why a show that is named like this got the reviews it did.

An hour of unexpectedly emotional and heartfelt storytelling.

Absolutely captivated, cried at the end

Great show, spooky when it needs to be and then lifted up with comedic storytelling. The Gallery staging at the Curio Courtyard really works for this production, creating dark spaces to wrap the audience into the ghostly tale. If you saw Kirsty last year in Skeletons you'll thoroughly enjoy this show. But be prepared to have a few jump scares and then a laugh straight after.

Greg Fleet gave a witty & brave performance in this aptly named show. It was 9.30pm on Tues night & this was a tough gig. The Rhino Room's 20 seat Alley Cat was mostly empty. Greg took it in his stride, we relaxed, laughed & joined in some banter. The Fringe can be glitzy but it's often small shows like this that are the most memorable. So take a chance on this one.

Beautiful storytelling. Raw, real and relatable. Mixed with lovely renditions of fitting songs along the way.

Powerful story telling at its best. This is a story told with both humour and emotion. Highly recommended.

What a story

What a gem! You can tell this show was made with so much love. I was crying from the beginning till the end. Beautifully crafted, so much vulnerability, and tenderness. I highly recommend this show.