Saw the show on Monday 24th. Brilliant, funny, clever, beautifully haphazard. Loved every minute of it.

simon clew, August 2009

We stumbled upon this show in the way one frequently stumbles upon shows at the fringe. Fantastic bouts of humour and geekiness that never seemed to leave anyone behind, an astounding accomplishment in any show featuring the word 'eigenstate'. This show represents an epic win.

David Farmer, August 2009

This is an astonishingly good show presented by a warm and friendly double act whose attention to detail is evident within the first few seconds, and who give nothing less than a flawless performance for the whole hour you're in their company. Ostensibly performing their collection of sketches, Steve Mould and Gemma Arrowsmith quietly plant the seeds to an elaborate time-travel plot that envelops the show, while in the process studying the probability theory behind Deal or No Deal (to nothing less than degree level) and offering an analysis of the grammar used in, what else, but newspaper reviews of their own show. Aided by brilliant use of technology (plus some lovely films), they also demonstrate the comedic skill to have written something that continually surprises with its plot twists and ingenuity. It's rare, perhaps unique, for something as geeky as this to remain both funny and relevant to the casual fringe goer whilst offering a serious mental challenge to anyone prepared to take it on. The best in its genre at the Fringe. (They're also great at tongue twisters.)

Willam T, August 2009

This was one of the first shows I booked in advance when I was flicking through the Fringe guide a month earlier. I'm glad I did! The show is absolutely tremendous - it's funny, it's silly and its clever all at the same time. Without going into too much detail, the DoND sketch was a particular favourite of mine. Definitely worth the money and definitely worth the time. M+A are an absolute delight to watch and a pleasure to be around.

A. Bryce, August 2009