QFWFQ

A MUST SEE! Gregory made me gasp with joy from a simple movement they did. A simple movement! Are you kidding me!? This show is brilliant. It’s poignant. It should be on the required viewing list. It’s beautiful and heartfelt and funny!! Their acting skills are off the charts. The writing is superb and though they maybe wouldn’t call themselves a clown, there are some cheeky moments of clownery that are delightful. Run don’t walk to see this show!!!!!... full review

I saw QFWFQ a few days ago and I seriously cannot stop thinking about it- it was deeply inspiring, thoughtful, and wonderfully human. Gregory has such a knack for story telling that you simply cannot help but sit there in awe. They are a phenomenal writer and performer, and this show is an absolute must see. ... full review

I loved it! I felt like I had just seen an Oscar-winning feature film, not a solo show in a black box theatre. What a triumph!... full review

Greg is a brilliant, beautiful soul with a kaleidoscopic mind and deep intellect. They have a special, healing kind of genius where they're able to invite you into the darker, deeply timely spaces while still imbuing you with a sense of hope, levity, and potential for transformation. ... full review

Greg Nussen’s poignant writing and beautiful performance opened my heart. The narrative shifts were inventive and their masterful timing and dry delivery made me laugh. For a moment, and with relief from the demands of life, I lost my sense of time and place. Greg gifts their audience with the ability to affectionately consider experiences and realities outside of their own, and to that effect I left feeling more human and more myself. QFWFQ is refreshing, insightful, and funny… a must see!... full review

A cohesive, thorough, compelling, genuine, heartfelt exploration of the self--as an artist, as a nonbinary queer person, as a Jew. It's beautiful to watch such self-reflective and self-aware art as it's rare and rarely done this well even when it happens.... full review

Greg has been visited by the genius. QFWFQ is a beautiful labyrinth of words and play. A meta-story, a meditation on story itself. ... full review

Gregory Nussen's QFWFQ takes the trappings of a one person show and then expands, exploits, and explodes it into something wholly unique, and deeply satisfying. Their premise is an examination of the format itself, and the artifice, tropes, and audience expectations that come with it. Nussen's script seems to be asking, time and again, what is story, and ultimately, whose is it to tell? In one particularly powerful sequence, the mere fact of their American Jewishness and all of the expectations that go along with it is called into question, and how exactly those stories get passed on, like family secrets, in the guise of nostalgia. The existential questions are heavy ones, but in Nussen's capable hands, are rendered in carefully exquisite, o... full review

With a razor sharp wit and thought provoking material, Greg Nussen delivers an exceptional powerhouse performance in QFWFQ. The best quality to QFWFQ is you don't know where the story is going next, and the audience is consistently on their toes waiting for the next step. Greg stays on the pulse consistently, never waivering emotion and instead glides through each moment with effervescence and humor throughout the piece. Enjoyable to watch and a must-see this Fringe season.... full review

Coming to QFWFQ, I had very little idea what I was getting into. Even after watching, I'm still not entirely sure I know now either. What I *do* know is that QFWFQ instantly became one of my "must-see" recommendations for HFF25. So get on that before all performances are sold out because they certainly deserve to be and probably will be.... full review