A frustratingly brilliant production showing the remains of a very complicated family. 

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This is a very funny show and I was laughing throughout, I left the theatre with a big smile on my face. 

A definite work in progress. A solid idea, but at the moment the show doesn’t give you enough reason to care about what the central character is going through.

A hilarious one-man mime transforms seamlessly into a poignant two-hander about creation, power and dominance in this thought-provoking, ingenious production.

A cast of strong actors in play about what it means to be young, in love, and afraid to say so, but misses the mark.

Definitely worth a visit, just to see what it’s all about. This show will leave you wondering what on earth has just happened.

This is a stunning production but at over 3.5 hours long, and in such a hot theatre, it was difficult to stay engaged throughout.

Talented performers and good ideas, which will benefit from a little polishing.

Fabulously flamboyant, wonderfully witty and above all an absolute smash hit.