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Mesmerising, heartfelt and touching, but - thanks to brilliant writing - manages to deliver huge laughs too.

A master class in tempo, tone and character.

A show of genuine depth and humanity… There can’t be many better stand-up shows at the Fringe than this.

Comedy in its rawest form: one man, one microphone, one fantastically funny show.

Beta-male inadequacies with alpha-comic skill.

A particularly startling brand of funny, this level of self-exposure – because it’s taboo, particularly for a man, to be this distraught in public, far less while encouraging people to laugh about it.

Funny, joyous and charmingly self-deprecating.

Robins exploits his misery for every single possible laugh – transforming his pain into one long existential comic howl against the human condition.

For all his inadequacies in real life, on stage he’s in absolute command of what he’s doing: having a room hanging on his every word.

A broken heart in a jester’s cap, Robins fills the room with complicated joy.

A show that tests the limits of where you can go with comedy.

A goose bump inducing show that lays bare the limits of comedy.