Fun!

Clever! Can't wait for the next instalment.

In all shows I’ve seen at Fringeworld, Edinburgh, Adelaide & Brighton, this is hands down one of my absolute all time favourites. A wild romp of a story, beautifully written, brilliantly acted, hilariously funny- poignant, tearjerking. Like Trainspotting and Lock, Stock had a stage baby- all characters conjured at earth shattering speed by a single genius performer. Whether you love or hate football, or know nothing about it, this is a GOAL 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Very funny, gorgeous guys, a body for everybody. Great night out!

Lots of fun 🙂

I have been back to see this incredible show twice this week, and there’s a chance I will be back again!! The symbology in every detail of this experience is so well crafted and beautifully evokes the senses in so many ways. This show is the most beautiful depiction of all that is femininity, all that makes us women. The poetry had me listening with intent the entire time and the dancing and outfits were BREATHTAKING. Thank you for supporting women in all of our vibrancy.

Robbie’s masterful performance-making single-handedly eradicated my fear of interactive theatre, by far the most fun I’ve had at a theatre show. Thank you for such an amazing experience, not only in creating such a fun and enjoyable show to experience, but also re-igniting the audience’s passion for play, and for uniquely adding another layer of value in being the catalyst for new friendship connections amongst audience members through the shared games at the end of the show!

Genuine, fun, and heartwarming. Glenn's smooth keyboard and lyricism take you to a whimsical flight to London and back filled with laughter and earnest moments of both lighthearted resentment and down-to-earth gratitude.

Very funny and fun thank you 👏

Incredibly talented singers and dancers who just didn’t stop for the entire show. African soul meets EDM, disco and a little gospel. Loved every moment!

The “understudies” did very well. An entertaining show.

The world needs more play, and this 'play' is a delightful depiction of why, as well as a playful exploration of how. Above all, it was a beautiful, heartfelt and highly relatable poetic journey through the role of play in Robbie's life, and a reminder that the journey isn't over for any of us.