Diane Nhan

Just as funny and creative and memorable as all the other reviewers and patrons have commented (online and in-person)! Such a talented performer who had the whole audience in the palm of her hand throughout the improvised show. Loved it!!

A fun and funny show! The two performers were very committed and made their characters memorable and ridiculous, in a good way. They also made great use of their set and the props.

I definitely do think this show would resonate much more with people who are 'in' on the joke - ex. actors; anyone in the film/TV industry; people who follow Hollywood celebrities. I think the 'average' person who does not have a lot of pre-existing knowledge of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck might find the show a bit confusing or non-sensical.

If you are looking for a silly time with two very dedicated actors, then this is a good one to watch!

Disclosure: I know one of the performers in this piece.

I thought this was a wonderful Fringe show. Ada is a brave actor and storyteller, and she gave our audience a gracious and generous performance that embraced many moments of humour, honesty, and vulnerability.

I enjoyed her unique staccato-like delivery of her text, and the way she used body movement that was simple but effective. I also thought it was really sweet how she said good-bye to each individual audience member at the end of the show.

Although I don't usually love 1-person shows, I can happily say that I adored this one and will remember it for a long time. I think it's well worth a watch, especially for anyone who is especially interested in themes of self-discovery through: racial and cultural challenges, gender/sexual identity, and haircuts (lol).

I was excited to grab a ticket for this one as I missed out in 2025. Ultimately I really did enjoy my 40ish minutes on the ferry tour, however it was not what I expected at all in terms of the content and style of the storytelling. I think the poster is quite misleading... truly there was nothing to do with monsters or beasts on the tour.

The actor/storyteller/Captain of our ferry did a wonderful job, however it helped a lot to have an engaged group of audience members. I think if you end up with a quiet/shy group then this tour wouldn't work very well.

It's also a weather-dependent experience; fortunately I had my ticket for a beautiful sunny day, but I don't think it would be very fun to do this one on a cold grey day. Props for originality in using a moving vessel and I'll certainly remember this one for a while.

I thought this was a very well-written, well-performed, and highly effective theatre piece. At times it reminded me of 'Concord Floral' in terms of the setting and adolescent themes of the play. It was (almost?) a full house at the performance I attended, and the audience seemed enraptured throughout. As someone else mentioned in their review, if possible try to grab a seat in the rows closer to the stage, as it will be easier to see all the performances from a closer viewpoint than further back.

If you are looking for a Fringe show that is a scripted theatre play, then this one is definitely worth checking out!

Disclosure: I know one of the performers in the play.

I'm really sorry to leave an unfavourable review, but I think attendees should know in advance that this is an improvised show and that the structure of the show is not very clear. At the weekend matinee that I watched, there were some fun moments and some good engagement and interaction with the audience, however the two on-stage actors never quite seemed on the same wavelength with how to do their improv together. Having watched many different Fringe shows over the last 10+ years, I sincerely feel that this one should not charge a full price ticket. Would love to see the project evolve to a higher calibre, but for now I think it's going to be a hit-or-miss for audiences.