Quirky but interesting show on Chaplin’s influence and life. Great physical comedy.

UDS Presents Why Are You Here? found its pulse in the birthday boy, who slipped effortlessly through his many guises and, in doing so, made the night his own. He did not merely steal the show, he transformed it. A presence that lingered in the air after the final bow, destined for stages far beyond this one.

It was absolutely terrible. Abba was 4 people and this 1 guy singing a few songs. No feeling of being in the Abba era. We were a table of 7 and all thought it was better suited to a beer garden and for free. Waste of money. 2 out 10

Did not land right for me. Confusing because it was a huge crowd and stage. Had high hopes. All performers performed their hearts out. But i was expecting aerial acrobatics and something other than music video choreography.

A definite waste of time in our groups opinion. You couldn’t see the floor of the stage unless you were over 6 foot tall and it was cringe. Can’t find a rating low enough.

Thank you wetness

Sorry but this definately was not a hit for me... some of the dances were great but overall the humour missed and the performances were mehh

Since I have no idea what this means perhaps I’m not your target audience or maybe you need to be inclusive

Really well done from both a writing and performance perspective. Thought provoking and left us in conversation and reflection afterwards. I don’t want to give too much away but the show deals with some heavy themes in a very accessible way. The way that the narrative unfolds paints a complex and nuanced picture of relationship, vulnerability, connection and control. Would recommend - great that this is showing at Fringe!

Moving the Liberty entrance to the rear lane way confused a lot of people and made them late, so locked out for the first few minutes when the clues were set, which makes the show make sense. Not helpful.

Too**

This company are ones to watch! Very strong pieces in this showcase, very moving!