Tuesday 26th – Saturday 30th January; 8pm
OFS Studio
“It has a lot to say, and it deserves an audience willing to listen.  The only question is:  can the production itself actually get any of this across?” Greg Fox
“The monologues themselves are unapologetically grotesque, often sexual in nature, and the audience finds itself equally disturbed and sympathetic—disturbed, perhaps, to find itself so readily sympathizing with perverts and manipulators and murderers.” Jennifer Kratz

Thursday 21st January 2010
OFS Studio
“A main feature of his performance is the inclusion of his self-described “very low energy musical whimsy”, which features a miniature electronic Yamaha that brings to mind more a child’s first keyboard than a comedian’s weapon of choice.” Liam Shaw

“These are clearly very talented actors but it just felt like there was something missing in their first performance of such a rich and complex play. Conviction perhaps…?” Liv Edwards
“The production let down the script’s potential, for passionate it was not. I did not particularly engage with any of the characters, although Posner, played by Joe Harrison, tugged at my heartstrings a bit.” Imogen Sarre