"A bit like climbing into a Dali painting with the Monty Python team singing a lullaby" DRUM MEDIA

"An entirely anarchic, bewilderingly engaging piece of comedic theatre. It was some of the best comedy I've seen in years. A hilarious show, built of intricate and mindboggingly clever tiny sketches and fabulously nonsensical musical numbers…just go see the damn thing!" INPRESS

"What makes this show is the razor-sharp performances.
Henderson and Allsopp are outrageously talented: they can act, sing, dance and even play the squid." THEATRE NOTES

"It's twisted, unspeakably bizarre: it's a lot of fun. In a smorgasbord of absurdity, a dream-feast of sketches and songs is served up on a kind of Lazy Susan of Surrealism. Both (Henderson and Allsopp) are wonderfully talented – as left field comedians, and as singers: in several barber shop duets their strong tenors unite in eerie harmony. " THE AGE

"The show is polished and both performers are talented actors and singers. The last song, on behalf of a man trapped inside a mobile phone is a real showstopper." SUNDAY AGE

"This is a strange god damn show. Doc Episode's tip is not to bother trying to keep up, just kick back and groove on the craziness." BEAT

"Absurdity at a cracking pace... (Henderson and Allsopp) have superb timing and there is great physical chemistry between them to go with their verbal gymnastics" VIBEWIRE
"Their quick wit, abstract thoughts and absurd observations make the laughs plentiful although their higher brain power causes a few jokes to hit you a few seconds late." STAGE WHISPERS

"one of the most cleverly sculpted and outrageously funny, dark and absurdist pieces of independent Australian theatre I have seen." FBI RADIO

"absurdly hilarious and at times bizarre." THE ADVERTISER

"a comedy that this quirky trio with their beautiful harmonies and musical accompaniment make a night to remember." RIP IT UP