Nan, Me and Barbara Pravi

This show lived up to all our expectations, having read outstanding reviews here and in the press. Hannah Maxwell is incredibly talented as a writer, actor, singer, dancer and comedian. Her timing was perfect, and there was seamless integration of impressive technology. From the first sentence we were captivated by her witty observations of daily life, and we laughed from start to finish. We are really looking forward to seeing her again, perhaps in London. Félicitations on your wonderful show, Hannah!

Charming, funny, poignant, brilliant. What a talent, Hannah Maxwell. Full House and a very well deserved standing ovation. Hope to see much more of this super talented lady.

Omg go and see this show!! One of the best at Fringe I've seen this year - funny, clever, sweet and sad. Hannah Maxwell is simply brilliant, what a talent!

Buy your tickets ASAP! This show was sold out today and will (and should) continue to sell out. Amazing one woman performance of a personal, moving and funny story. This show confirms all the reasons I go to Fringe. Great theater from great performers who have not yet been fully recognized. She has the talents of a stand up and she is doing dramatic work about her life. It should not be missed.

Hannah Maxwell is an astonishingly charismatic storyteller. Whether physically pulling unsuspecting audience members into the story to sort Nan’s pills, turning to give a lucky audience member the full force of her smoulder and French chat up lines, or breaking out of the story to check on a coughing audience member, the room was in the palm of her hand throughout. Moving effortlessly from the sitcom-esque eye-rolling encounters with her Nan’s neighbour to quiet truthfulness, with plenty of wildly imaginative nonsense in between. This is a play packed with jokes, warmth and clarity, and there isn’t a moment wasted.

Absolutely charming. Unique, amusing perspective on fangirling after a Eurovish star. Also, after the end of the year's main story, is an amazing finale.

The next Phoebe Waller-Bridge? I do hope so, I would love, love, love to see more.
Brilliant!

Absolutely stunning show, I cannot recall the last time I felt this engaged, which given my ADHD is high praise indeed! The show is fast paced and you will not want it to end, it is emotional and hilarious in turn and makes fantastic use of audience interaction and on stage media.
If this isn’t selling out everyday by the end of the fringe I will be shocked, I can’t stop telling everyone to buy tickets. If I was up again this would be the first show on my list to see despite having already watched it, and I cannot wait for it to tour next year.
Hannah Maxwell is a fantastic writer and performer and you will regret not getting a ticket to see her!

Excellent one-person show! I sat in the front row - Hanna Maxwell gave an energetic, bilingual (just a bit of French), from her heart performance. Up close, I could see her effort. The show is interactive - I ended up on stage, giving her an interview (she gave me the script). A new experience for me - it was a delight to be on stage with a professional actress. Breaking the fourth wall created a mix of tension and inclusion. She never made anyone feel on the spot or embarrassed. We were on the journey with her.

One woman show by Hannah Maxwell elaborating a story based on experience when she became the carer for her widowed Granny. She is also a lesbian besotted with Eurovision star, Barbara Pravi. She is endearingly funny and has put together a fast paced show which includes audience participation, french conversation, fantasised ballroom dancing and singing. She was thrilled when the one person audience swelled to ten, especially as one of them was Phoebe Waller-Bridge. She deserves bigger crowds.