Lynn Faces

5 STARS - A brilliant piece of new writing that uses humour to explore some pretty dark topics. Fantastically performed and incredibly relatable. A must see!

A funny show based on the ultimate 'straight-man' in recent times. Lynne, Alan Partridge's long suffering PA. A delight especially for Partridge fans.

I tell you what, I tell you what... Go and see this show!

This is honestly one of the best shows I saw at the Fringe, so moving so beautiful so heartfelt. I'm a musician and American and I absolutely LOVED it, it was such a beautiful display of friendship and the writing was impeccable, the comedy was amazing. I honestly want to see this done on TV! Please have your own TV show of this one!! And see it!

As Americans we were lost at the references. As musicians we were appalled at the lack of skill, though meant to be intentional to the plot. As theater goers we were bored to the point of exhaustion. As an actor, I was dreadfully disappointed. As adults, the shallowness of the plot and ideas were near insulting. Not to intentionally rain on this parade (and to be fair some of the audience laughed heartily), but for the aforementioned reasons, I must confess that this is the worst Fringe show I have ever seen. Awful music, lacking wit, cliched, dreadfully staged.

LYNN FACES
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I love myself abit of gig theatre (especially when they can barely play the instruments

Loved this show! I laughed, I cried, I resonated, I LAUGHED. I've never seen a show like this before and felt it was such a clever and moving way to approach the topic of domestic abuse and coercive control. The actors brought such authenticity, talent and humour to their roles. I'm so glad I caught this one!

Such an original idea, heartfelt and quirky. Break up confusion punk rock at its finest. Loved the succulent song!

Lynn Faces is an incredible piece of theatre. We bumped into Peyvand in the afternoon and she explained the play to us. 'Y'know It's a bit crazy', she said. She was not wrong and we were not disappointed. It is a very thoughtfully written piece about coercive and controlling behaviour/domestic abuse.

It is a very difficult subject to write about in such an engaging, funny and entertaining manner. The idea is executed in a remarkable and accomplished way.

Well done to all involved, this show is well worth a visit.

A female punk band in Lynn masks, most arresting. Seared into my memory forever.

What a show! It had my laughing, crying and smiling. The humour masked a very real problem of coercive abuse, all delivered brilliantly by this fabulous cast. This is a show like I have never seen before, but one you should not miss at the Fringe.

Lynn faces is a beautifully crafted show, hysterically funny and full of heart. A number of songs will be living in my imagination for a long time…In a good way! Long live Lynn! X

Loved this show, it was such a surprise. It was very funny and well paced-the story built up slowly and the characters became multi dimensional by every new ‘punk’ song they performed. Clever and fun play.