I CAN HEAR YOU NOW

Hard to believe that this is Bisschop's first solo-show! This show, which I saw twice, is pretty freakin' amaze-balls! From the opening montage to the closing epilogue, this show doesn't stop making you laugh. For anyone that grew up in the 80's watching TV, this show is especially hilarious! Besides all that, Bisschop has created a very interesting character in a bizarre world. His all-seeing Eye is truly one of the best creations I've seen on stage and the sheer fact that he brings the Domino's Noid to life had me in tears. Both times! This show is truly a must see at this year's Fringe! I cannot wait to see what Bisschop brings to the stage next! Well done!!... full review

A hilarious one man show filled with great characters! ... full review

SO funny. I had no clue what to expect with this show and was delighted to be taken on such a zany, weird ride with so many characters and a lot of laughs. The writing is hilarious. Mitchell does great character work and has such comedic timing. I really enjoyed the entire show. It was Fringe done right!... full review

It was weird and worth it. Mitchell really embodied each character and took the audience on an unforgettably absurd, strange and hilarious journey.... full review

Funny, if eccentric and sometimes non-linear solo show. I enjoyed it and definitely laughed, if not for the sheer absurdity of everything alone--which just flowed so smoothly.... full review

This show was so goddamn funny. Mitchell is so talented and did an amazing job of writing and starring in this one man show. ... full review

This show blew my mind how good it was. I think Mitchell is a brilliant comedic writer and performer. I appreciated this show on many levels. This type of show is not easy to put together and turn from concept to execution, and he hit a home run out of the park. Everything was good about the show, and above all else it's very funny.... full review

SO FUNNY! Mitchell slips into so many hilarious characters. Really smart framework, too. Had me laughing and smiling the whole time!... full review

A delightful absurdist comedy that simultaneously skewers the vapidly of modern celebrity, and our worship of corporate America all while doing a dead on parody of Citizen Kane.... full review

That the whole play was centered around the concept of the noid's scene... and that is okay!... full review