Fix Your Mind

Fix Your Mind starts as light comedy, goes very dark and ends darker still. It's cleverly written with plenty of laugh lines from the initial video recording. We soon warm to James as he laments his virgin status. Sasha is excellent as his loving sister, as is his mum Anna. Kit brings a delicious honesty and openness to the show. Then James starts to take control in a chillingly played development. Brilliant acting from each of the performers. Initially I regretted the size of their playing area, but I realised it emphasises the distance between the characters as they try and fail to understand each other. More details would reveal too much, but it's the most current and disturbing play I've seen in a long time.

Derek Benfield