Joanna Syiek

Gripping, engaging and beautifully acted - this piece is truly not to be missed. A step above other Fringe fare, this is a show with substance and heart thanks to the provocative writing of Shadley Grei. He and Danielle Taddei traverse this hour-long drama with ease, inviting us into a spiral of truth and healing. Just go!... full review

An apt and sometimes frightening portrayal of how we've invited technology to play a leading role in our lives. Clever, yes, but also cautionary. The request to live-tweet, vine or post about the show (during the show) only helped to reinforce our generations' addiction. Loved the choice to have actors onstage sullenly lost in their phones when not part of the central action. Solid cast with a particularly adept performance from Nathan Turner as the agent you-love-to-hate. Interesting direction ... full review

Absolutely moving and exhilarating piece from actor Michael Kass. Satisfying story arc, comedy neatly and honestly peppered in, and altogether moving. Can't say enough how much the beautiful sound design transported us in this journey, allowing us to relive it with him. A solo show worth your time - storytelling at its finest. ... full review

There's something intrinsically charming about [tos] show within a show (within a show?) presentation - different than other meta-musical theatre works that have come before it. More heartfelt, more honest, this production highlights the beautiful highs and lows of a love affair with the theatre. Wonderful direction and a stellar cast. Not to be missed. ... full review