Yippee Ki Yay (the Die Hard parody)

Incredibly enjoyable. Missed this last year so made extra effort to see it this year. A brilliant one man show but with a huge cast of characters. I'll never see Karl in the same light again. The interweaving of stories and the rhyming couplets work wonderfully. Definitely worth seeing

I went into this performance not entirely sure what to expect but came out with a huge grin on my face. The show successfully summarised the the whole plot in rhyme with an added captivating personal back story. The whole audience appeared to be drawn in by the performers E very and wonderful comic timing. A highly recommended evening of thrills and laughter.

Terrific production. If you love Die Hard, you'll love this. If you've never seen it, you'll love this!

Love these shows where a single actor on a stage with just a chair, a box and some water can create a drama. Brilliant recreation of classic moments from Die Hard with his own romantic story woven into the mix.
The accents were spot on , the comedy, energy and engagement just great.

Weirdly cool venue but I suppose it is Christmas after all!

The performance and writing were excellent but you need to be a real die hard Die Hard fan to get the most from this show. It was lost on me.

Really fun show, played with such humour and energy.

Excellent show, especially if you're a die hard, Die Hard fan! Such skill to play so many characters from the movie, among others. It really felt like a full stage, yet there was just one actor. Well worth a look.

A Tour De Force and a must see performance. As we are transported back to the 1980s when Bruce Willis still had his smirk, his t-shirt, and (most) of his hair - we are reminded of why this was such a great movie. Alan Rickman (aka Hans Gruber) and and his baritone clipped accent (and Savile Row suits), Holly (yeah I'm using my maiden name again) Generro, Alexander Gudonov (aka Karl) and his hair, teddy bears, the fountain in Nakatomi Plaza's foyer, lines of blow, unfortunate cigarette choices, and the age old question "Is this REALLY a Christmas movie?" are all explored. WELCOME TO THE PARTY PAL!

What a performance. So much energy and enthusiasm. And so funny too. I could ‘see’ all of the characters as Darrel spoke. Would love to see it again.

James puts a whole lotta energy into this show - an action-packed, memorable experience (complete with giant teddy bear?!) Check it out - he works hard!

5 stars plus - poetry in motion...literally. What a show and one man performance just fantastic. Darrell's recollection of Die Hard is excellent and even if you haven't seen the film its still good. Also this isn't just about recollecting Die Hard its inspersed with a story outside of the film revolving around the main character. The rhyming poetry throughout was faultless and clever. Acting was just brilliant, engaging and fun. MUST SEE SHOW!

Brilliant show, Darrel Bailey had tons of energy and gave a great performance. Highly recommend.

What a hoot!
Thoroughly enjoyed this excellently written and fantastically acted parody. The whole auditorium was having a brilliant time.