Engaging, charismatic, powerful and unexpected. Excellent work from Jessica Barton - and in my top three from this Fringe!

A wonderful first show from a young emerging artist. Funny, relatable, raw. You will walk away with more compassion for yourself and others. Well done Max

Stay in your lane, trans jokes are only funny when they come from trans folk. The heckling tiresome.

Engaging, hilarious, emotional

Music can take us to a time and place, stir emotions or jog memories. Team this with an intensely personal story and you have one helluva show by a very talented performer. Backed by her terrific band, Michelle’s performance delivers, and some. She is an Adelaide born legend in the making.

A constant chortle, gentle audience participation, and a powerful message. This is one of the must-sees of the Fringe.

Storytelling at its best! A perfectly crafted text and a performer who was able to take his audience from home to pub to war to the pit. The funeral scene was poignant in its simplicity and this production needs to tour. Bravo! 👏👏👏👏👏

Hilarious, heartbreaking, hip-hop-tastic! 🙌

Good to see the next gen.s encouraged to be learning about and being a part of their story telling

Wonderful emerging cabaret artist gave us a lesson on chronic illness and ableism. While doing shots.

We have no experience with the church nor with the person who was mentioned from NSW, so that might be a reason why we didn’t understand what the show was about. I don’t want to rate the content. I’d just like to say that people should be aware - we weren’t - that the audience is getting involved quite a bit. Something we try to avoid at all costs. Which is why it wasn’t for us.

The storytelling, technical ability, everything was incredible. I was in awe the entire time