A scholar and an amnesiac find themselves on the shore of the river Styx. The play follows their bizarre attempts at crossing the river and the unlikely friendship that springs from it. Inspired by Theatre of the Absurd, the play occupies its time with discussions about life, existence, history and a myriad of other ludicrous concerns.

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•   GrumpyLondoner
  A refreshing Fringe play amongst endless renditions of Romeo & Juliet and Brexit satires. The guys were effortlessly funny and provided a mix of easy/obvious and deeper/intelligent jokes. I liked the fact that there was a storyline rather than just puns and got to care about the characters. These two are certainly ones to watch.
•   Neda
  Tasteful and hearty! A feel-good play with light and thought-provoking humour. Gery and Jonathan's performing is excellent and a real plesure to watch. Left the venue with my cheeks hurting from all the smiling!

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