Angille Heintzman

This show was excellent. Excellent writing and acting. It was set in a hospital, with children (not seen) experiencing cancer, so it was sad and heartbreaking, and at times joyful. I was so pleased that there was a shout-out to Canadian Blood Services. Anyone seeing this play would have to be moved by the discussion of bone marrow transplants for children with leukemia and might want to join the stem cell registry for real!

This was a great one-man show about marriage (why??) and a few days in the life of Iggy. Hilarious and thoughtful. Go see it!