All We Have
My god was this a way to end the evening! All We Have is heartbreaking in the softest way, it explores grief with so much honesty and compassion towards the less conventional ways we respond to loss. The costuming was superb, the use of Roses colour juxtaposing the black everyone else wore made her stand out both as not really gone and not really present. The cast trusted their audience to read the subtext so realizations felt natural and absolutely devastating, but they were also able to naturally clarify circumstance within their storytelling so I was never hesitant to trust my interpretation. The poetry in each line played like a real conversation, even when characters were constantly dropping some of the most beautiful words I’ve heard in a show. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
All We Have is a beautiful, well articulated, and truly moving piece of theatre with a palpable authenticity. This experience will make you laugh and smile, it will also break your heart, tend to the shards, and rebuild you - and perhaps your faith in hope, love, and possibilities.
A stand-out cast, thoughtfully designed set, and many many cups of tea accompany you through this delicate yet tenderly forceful look at the human experience, and the human experiences that bind us all.
I am so happy I went to this show, and am so grateful that the playwright, her cast, and her crew brought this world to life.
An amazing and touching story of queer love, grief and hope. This is a must see this Fringe. A beautifully written and acted piece, every member of the cast and crew should be proud of the journey they’ve created and shared with the audience.
Tears were shed, laughs were had, and an amazing human story was told.
This is a beautiful play. Tender and looking at complicated grief. Lovely performances by the principal actors. Thank you for donating your profits to trans youth.
A quaint portrayal of the ambiguity of grief through a queer/trans lense.
Grieving is messy and uncertain. All We Have shows us that losing someone and moving on aren’t cut and dry.
I enjoyed how this show lets us sit with the uncomfortable moments and gives us hope for Lily’s journey without a magic fix of her grief.
Make sure to buy a bookmark! Proceeds go to trans organizations. 💜
Earnest and heartfelt tearjerker about queer relationships, queer community and dealing with tragedy.
It can sometimes be hard for shows whose strength lies in an understated genuineness to stand out at the Fringe. I really hope this wonderful show finds it's audience!