I'm not a huge fan of one-person shows - and honestly didn't know going in that this was one - but this was an interesting structure, flashing back to a series of traumatic events in Justin's life, interspersed with Shakespearean monologues and soliloquies from his acting roles. It started a little slow, but built momentum as it grew darker and his life spiralled deeper out of control, and he was left to confront all these personal tragedies. As much as I wasn't sure off the top, I was hooked by the middle, and fully engaged by the end, as he navigated loss after loss.