Diolch enfawr i lTheatr Cymru am y cyfle yma ac am roi lleisiau pobl anabl ar y llwyfan. Ewch i wylio neu, fel mae’r tîm yn dweud, mi fyddwch chi’n difaru am byth bythoedd amen! 7/7

They’re heading out across Wales over the next two weeks so go show your love and support (check content warnings beforehand). There are bilingual captions and to my VI pals, there is a touch tour and Welsh-language audio description available at every performance. 6/

Mared’s writing is fresh and exciting and the story is brought to life by her and Paul’s incredible talent, wit and infectious energy - total icons in the making! 5/

They put it so well when they said that disabled people need and deserve the opportunity to be seen in an authentic way. Our voices are vital and this play introduces such a unique, challenging and unapologetic perspective. 4/

The show is an emotional rollercoaster full of sass and satire which had me laughing and tearing up within seconds. It was a joy to delve a little deeper into the inspiration behind it all and explore some of the topics in more detail with Mared and Paul. 3/

We chatted all things representation, the power in disabled people seeing themselves on stage and the importance of empowering each other to challenge our internalised ableism and thrive in a world that puts so many barriers in our way. 2/