Pangdemonium's ‘Falling’ exceeds expectations with a simple yet poignant storyline. The cast's stellar performances draw you into the struggles of a family navigating autism. The emotional intensity is palpable, making the experience both difficult and profoundly moving. Despite the discomfort, the production's excellence shines through, leaving a lasting impression. Bravo, @pangdemoniumtheatre, for delivering another outstanding theatrical gem.

’Falling’ is more than just a play; it is a testament to the power of storytelling in fostering empathy and compassion. It serves as a mirror reflecting the realities faced by those affected by ASD and how much more our community can do to support these kids and those awesome caregivers, while also celebrating their unique strengths and perspectives. This extraordinary production offers not only entertainment but also a profound opportunity for reflection and growth. Come and witness the brilliance of Pangdemonium's Falling, a theatrical masterpiece that leaves an indelible mark on your heart and mind.

What's life like for individuals with autism and for their caregivers? FALLING shows us with heart, humour & gut-wrenching humanity. Powerhouse performances from Andrew Marko, Karen Tan, Dwayne Lau, Rebecca Dass & Lok Meng Chue, make this play essential-viewing. Everyone needs to see this. Thank you Pangdemonium for bringing this back.

Kudos to Pangdemonium for restaging this amazing performance and bringing to light struggles that often go unspoken in the autism community. Andrew Marko's acting was phenomenal and I would highly recommend catching it.

When I watched this in 2016, ‘Falling’ touched my heart and gave me the feels.
Watching it in 2024, it touched my heart and gave me the feels all over again.
What a wonderful job both rounds, Pangdemonium! Thank you for reviving such a wonderful play with a powerful message, and raising awareness for the Autism community. You guys are amazing!

An absolute MUST-watch! FALLING by Pangdemonium. This live in-person theatre experience had me sobbing. Standing ovation for the cast and crew who told the story of a family raising an autistic 18 year-old, Josh played by Andrew Marko, who was BRILLIANT. As the Artistic Directors rightly put it, FALLING is not a sob story, but "merely one chapter of one family's life" that also "highlights the need for society's apathy towards autism to be replaced by empathy

’Falling’ by Pangdemonium was just as incredible as the first time it was staged. I watched it twice in the original staging because it was just so good. I'm not an outwardly emotional person but this play shatters me completely, there is no escaping it.
The show is such a powerful medium for bringing important topics like autism advocacy and caregiver support/burnout/guilt to the forefront. I urge you to catch Falling if you have the means to - you will not regret it at all.

The magic of live theatre: the phenomenal performance by the cast very honestly portrayed the life of and with Josh. Very grateful to Pangdemonium for telling a story that’s so raw, emotional and humbling. I hope more people watch it; more education will lead to more awareness and hopefully better societal acceptance

Pangdemonium has broken my heart with this brilliant piece of theatre. We think we all know that the families who have members on the spectrum are having it tough, but do we really? The stellar cast gives us a glimpse of their everyday lives and I have to say my heart is truly, truly broken, and goes out to all the families who are leading parallel lives.
May you all be strong warriors. EVERYBODY PLEASE DO YOURSELVES A FAVOUR:
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I am once again reminded of the power of theatre, and its ability to bring out depths in every emotion and every word spoken. This is my second time catching this play by Pangdemonium, and I love it more than ever. Andrew Marko was phenomenal. Definitely walking away with new perspectives and understanding, and the urge to do a little more with what I have.