James Sydney

First off, I am not a person who goes and ‘Fringes’ (I think that’s the correct terminology), nor am I one who seeks out theatrical acts for enjoyment, we came to the Fringe by accident (we just came for the Farmers Market). But I am one who wants to expose my daughter to different forms of entertainment.

This one man show (while initially I didn’t understand what was going on) makes me appreciate the time and effort it takes to entertain.

I loved the engagement with the audience, and the way the audience was unsure of how to react, but once we started to participate it became fun.

I’m used to watching and knowing what the beginning the middle and the end looks like. This was my first time not knowing what that all looked like and I came out looking at my fellow audience members and seeing confusion and happiness and hearing nothing but great comments on what we all had just experienced.

You might have just made us a ‘Fringe Family’ from this experience and I thank-you.