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Emotional roller-coaster
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Recycle that, would see again
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Greatest of all time
Greatest of all time
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Greatest of all time
“Greatest of all time”
I loved this show so much, it was so beautifully written and the actors were exceptional. I loved the tale of a queer relationship growing and falling apart with the intimate setting and beautifully done lighting. I can't wait to see what this company and actors do next
Reviewed by Iris G.
02 February 2025
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“Recycle that, would see again”
Great performances/writing, but I wasn't able to follow the time jumps and character changes. I understood the lighting signified the different time periods, however they happened very quickly and without initially grounding when each one was in relation to the others. I feel like I'd have followed along better and enjoyed it more if that was a bit clearer.
Reviewed by David J.
02 February 2025
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Review by Joy Norton | 29 January 2025

Swirling like comets caught in a whirlwind is the story of “i can still see all the stars”.

A simple stage with a solitary double bed, draped with fabrics sets the scene, the props are immeshed in symbolism and used to great effect to articulate a queer love story steeped with playful romance, haunting trauma and everyday tragedy.

The two performing the characters Tessa and Andy are skilled actors, transitioning quickly between scenes, time and place. The poetic dialogue and swift transitions have the potential to obsfusicate the audience but the performers and their interplay provides clarity and meaning.

The story of the two loves is complex, haunting, heartwarming and gut-wrenching. A story so often felt by queer folk but rarely seen on stage. Its tenderness and acknowledgment of the heaviness and lack of belonging that can be felt makes this story potent and important to share.

The music and the lighting are effective at cultivating atmosphere and assisting scene transitions. Lanterns are used to enhance the storytelling and the performers know their parts well, easily bringing their audience along on the emotive journey. The talented direction and skillful delivery showcases this as a beautiful and melancholic queer love story that is delicate and as special as a shooting star.