Walking Home

Not necessarily a fun show to watch, due to its very serious subject matter that it handles with the respect it deserves. But genuinely one of the best I’ve seen this Fringe! They used audience participation in such a way that it wasn’t overwhelming, but really helped to hammer home their messages and points of view, and had some really brilliant ways of framing scenes to add impact.
Genuinely such a brilliant show.

An important, effective, and deeply moving show that is also a deafening rallying cry to action. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is a sensitive subject matter. It was well acted and it was a good trip, it’s certainly made you think about the problems of sexual harassment. Not only on the victim but also on your work, colleagues and friends and family.

A must see, as this show reminds us how just one person can be the difference. It is a very difficult subject to talk about, but it is one we must! If it makes you feel a little compassion, or a bit uncomfortable, then Walking Home has done its job. Bravo.

An excellent show! Highly engaging and thought provoking, leaving me reflecting and deliberating on the various views and insights expressed by the characters well beyond the end of the performance. The acting, staging, narrative techniques and general approach to this challenging topic are all top notch. This show will stay with me far longer than most - highly recommend.

A powerful piece of devised theatre which finds a welcome space for the discussion of various perspectives on sexual violence and how responsibility is squared.

A scene interrupted by 4th wall breaking monologues with audience engagement provide a window into the heads of each character, with a small twist at the end.

One of my favorite aspects of devised work is novelty in simplicity. The use of flashlights and a few select props do well to provide necessary imagery in an effective and respectful way.

This piece was beautiful and important. Highly recommend it.

Can’t express how much I enjoyed watching this performance! With an incredible cast and captivating dialogue, it’s most definitely a must see! With such an important message I highly recommend watching, well done to all!

Brilliant show. They address a heavy topic in a fresh, engaging way that forces the audience to take the journey with them. I was in tears by the end, but I don’t at all regret my time there.

An incredible piece of theatre, which delves into a very important and difficult topic. Great performances by all the actors. A very emotional piece. A show everyone needs to watch!

This show is as good as the reality it portrays is harsh. Whatever your gender or role in society is, at some point during the show you feel as though you’re part of the show. Sexual assault and harassment (amongst other harsh topics this show so adequately treats) are topics which everyone should be educated about. I’d recommend this show to everyone and anyone (age appropriate), it is surely worth your time.

A thoughtful piece giving you the opportunity to explore multifaceted experiences around consent, fear and suspicion womxn and marginalised genders experience on a daily basis, and the complicated reasonings our patriarchal society has laid to trap the conversation.

The custom set design, simple and effective, playing with light and cinematic motif as the performers reveal their stories to each other.

This was a heavy watch, approached with sensitivity and humour. Prickly Pear Productions brought us to tears and giggles, gently inviting audience participation to explore re-framing our interpretations.
An important and relevant performance. Well done

A must watch for all.

I think it was courageous of prickly pear productions to address such a topic, they managed to capture the perspectives of different people, that some of us might not even consider, and the actors are remarkable.
This show opens a space for safe discussion and heightened awareness, how can all of us help the situation, even in our day to day lives.
I would recommend to everyone attending fringe, to find the time to watch this show.