Only Child Syndrome

Jay is such a likable and personable person that the show is a vivid reflection of that! It is immensely wholesome and personal and you walk away feeling like you really know him, which if the show is any indication is a great person to know. ... full review

This was a fun, interactive, and exciting show!!!... full review

Jay's only child confidence (and obvious talent) carries him through an endearing and silly look at what it is to be an only child. A warm and friendly hug of a show that is well worth your time.... full review

An adorable and self aware take on being an only child, this show should definitely keep going and touring! ... full review

Witty and clever, Whitmore dives into a pompous declaration of Only Child-dom that has a strong undercurrent of real heart. Whitmore's one man show has many typical hallmarks of a one-man, with well practiced impressions and moments that dip into outright standup comedy -- but none of that distracts from how Only Child Syndrome stands out amongst the sea of solo shows: by never letting you forget that sometimes laughter and jokes is to cover up the gaping void of silence that loneliness leaves in it's wake.... full review

A hilarious and heartfelt hour of entertaining investigation and self-introspection. ... full review

A very funny and thoughtful performance. One of the fastest games of chess you'll ever see! He really did the impossible and made you sympathize with us only children. ... full review

Funny, heartfelt, and so clever! Jay has a natural charisma and a great ability to tell engaging stories. ... full review

This one-man show was absolutely phenomenal! Jay needs to go on tour with it. Being an only child myself, I felt very seen. Having a show solely focusing on an "only child" is a unique idea and I have never seen anything like it.... full review

Funny, witty, charming and heartfelt!... full review