The Word

"What had happened was......" Victor Isaac wrote and performs a wonderful, hilarious, and surprisingly touching one-person exploration of redemption, and forgiveness...with a touch of tanqueray, tonic and booty tossed in. Wonderful show. ... full review

Victor Isaac takes turns as a preacher leading a hard-partying congregation (the 'early-bird' Sunday service starts at noon) and a luckless prison inmate named LeShawn. How these two people are connected to each other, well, that is the crux of the story. ... full review

Stunning. Simultaneously hysterical and deeply affecting. Victor is a master storyteller. This show has a lot to say and if it doesn’t win Best Solo Show, I’m going to fling poo.... full review

This show is hysterical and moving. Lots of laughs and tears as he explores one man's journey of redemption. Grab a gin & tonic and feel the transformative power of The Word. ... full review

I don't want to say too much, but go see the show. It's relatable and touching and definitely entertaining.... full review

The Word is a touching, hilarious and deeply moving experience. Victor Isaac perfectly straddles parody and pathos, revealing a beautiful core inside of his excellent script. ... full review

Victor Isaac has crafted a genuinely funny and heartfelt performance about how the stories we tell ourselves impacts the narrative of our lives. The show is perfectly suited for the Three Clubs venue and has a nice dramatic twist that is well-counterbalanced by the comedy throughout the piece. ... full review

"...a winsome and hilarious tale of forgiveness and redemption." See the full review here: http://fringereview.co.uk/review/hollywoodfringe/2018/the-word/... full review

Cough...Cough...Matthew Chapter 18 Verse 22..Cough... Cough I had the opportunity to see Isaac for the 3rd time at the FRINGE over the weekend, and like the previous Fringe shows before it; "The Word" did not disappoint! Looking to see it a 2nd time. ... full review

This show has it all! Thought provoking silliness, laughter as well as tears, this story is masterfully told. You will sit back and enjoy the ride from beginning to end.... full review