Showing Size

Damn. Walked in blind. One intense commanding performance. No chair, table or water. He just goes. If you want to see one hell of a commanding perforance go see this. So good. Even better if you like golf:)

Strong acting and writing. I can see the hard work and care that went into the idea of the topic. Maybe it's just me but I don't understand the story and cannot connect with the character.

Really well written and performed. I loved the dialogue and the nonstop energy of the lead and only character. I am old enough to remember the days of trading floor barbarians and their hangers-on. This show delivered a larger than life conglomerate depiction of those days, with a touch of poetic license.

A very compelling and enthralling one man show! Quite the impressive monologue; it was interesting, surprising, entertaining, well written and well performed. Bravo! Super glad I saw it! Felt special.

A tour de force by actor Steve Schwabl. !

Fully lived the part of the aggressive and profane stock trader.

Totally believable and engrossing.

Held my full attention for nearly an hour.

A brilliant one man show

Surprise standout! A muscular and exultant monologue about the options trading pit.

Masculinity is hot, this Fringe. Size is bathed in testosterone, in ways both positive (conviction, physicality, and fraternity) and negative (some unreconstructed views of relations between the sexes).

Great show. Steve Schwabl was amazing and really got into his character. He kept me enthralled for the entire hour of his monologue.

Mr. Schwabl gives a powerful and likeable performance of this interesting, intense and humorous play written by the multidisciplinary Canadian artist Gordon Halloran. My favourite play of the Festival to date. Well worth seeing if one has the chance.

A very moving performance by a powerful actor. Loosely based on the author's life, this story gave insight into the stock market and the resultant life of the trader. Humorous and shocking. Very impressive.