None of Your Business

Wow! Reshma is a master at patience, connection and tension! I LOVE this character - we've all been tape man, we've all met tape man and we've all seen movie. ... full review

What a delightful treat, barely felt like an hour somehow. Turns out tape guy is really good at small talk. ... full review

Reshma’s clowning is deceptively simple in execution. Every glance, every movement, is momentous. This may have the simplest premise of any clown show - and for that reason is abundantly funny and captivating. She’s a genius folks... full review

This show is — a classic. I can still hear the crinkle of the tape. I could watch those cleats coming down those steps for the rest of my life, and I would die a happy man. That would be enough for me. Reshma is a genius clown, genius performer—singular in her presence and voice. The patience in her play and discovery on stage is unmatched. Movie Man can have whatever he wants from me. ... full review

An hour of delightful intimacy... full review

My kind of weird. There are so many incredible shows at fringe and out of my top five favorites this one touches my weird little heart just a bit more intimately.... full review

Bizarre in a great way! Making social awkwardness very funny. I was engaged with the performer and so was the audience. An hour worth of laughter and exploring the social psyche of the human experience at a party full of strangers.... full review

Reshma is a master at commanding the room, taking the audience through the discomfort of social interactions in groups, an original and unique take on social anxiety and human interaction through absurd and physical humor. What a mind!... full review

Quite a delight! Reshmah is some kind of comic genius and her show is so funny, clever and socially astute. It was truly a unique experience. I would love to watch this show again and again to see how it unfolds with different audiences.... full review

A calm, silly, funny and touching clown show. Reshma's character is off-putting, then vulnerable and appealing. He uses the superficial to unite us, and then pulls the rug out from underneath. A virtuosic feat of patience and being totally present with the audience. Reshma draws us in, and once we are in, we are hooked. The room revolves around its most awkward outsider, Tape Face Guy. ... full review