The Last PowerPoint

An adorable, purposefully uncomfortable look into work, life and death. The Last Power Point brings a fun, potato-based, perspective into what work-life-balance really means. ... full review

So good in so many ways. It's dark, ironic, absurd, hilarious, poignant with an existentialist twist. Ben manages to pack heavy themes into a show that feels playful and funny and afterwards forces you to actually think about your life and what you should do with your time on earth. ... full review

Bizarre, interesting, and funny... full review

This is a great show -- witty, absurd, tragic, uplifting. Think Notes From Underground meets Jerry Macguire meets The Music Man meets Beckett's Endgame.... full review

It is a lovely show with an even more lovely actor who keeps the audience curious and entertained.... full review

Ben's play is truly hilarious--a great existential take on the droning nature of corporatedom. He's also a truly gifted comedic performer who's a pleasure to watch.... full review

This show was bizarre and amazing and confusing, but very clear. You have no idea what's going to happen! Ben is hilarious, with fantastic comedic timing and yet, moments of very serious commentary. The Last PowerPoint makes you think - about consumerism, death, and the weird marketing strategies we fall for. I highly recommend! ... full review

I went in not knowing what I’m expecting, and walked out not sure what I just witnessed, but feeling strangely satisfied and overjoyed (and also a bit sad). An absurd but relatable mockumentary of corporate America.... full review

What a delightfully bizarre, wonderfully weird experience. Meta and strange and funny and unexpectedly meditative, I had such a wonderful time at this show. Highly recommended!... full review

This play is a hilarious and haunting look into the mind of anybody who has worked a white collar job before, and Ben brilliantly explores the effects of late capitalism on our beliefs about death, legacy and potatoes. Be prepared for comedy, tragedy, and unexpectedly memorable songs. Please go and see The Last Powerpoint -- it is truly (Power)ful and thought-provoking! ... full review