"What's remarkable about writer/performer Alan Aymie's one-man show Child's Play is the super-abundant energy, tight scripting and furious pacing - so fast the audience can barely keep up as Aymie morphs into a disparate cast of characters. With his spitfire delivery, the indefatigable performer never misses a beat, careening from an estranged girlfriend bearing his child to an unctuous paternity lawyer, a no-nonsense-talking cousin back in New York and in a distinctly uncomic about face, to the brutally dysfunctional kids he teaches. Aymie's performance is quite electric...." What's remarkable about writer/performer Alan Aymie's one-man show Child's Play is the super-abundant energy, tight scripting and furious pacing - so fast the audience can barely keep up as Aymie morphs into a disparate cast of characters. With his spitfire delivery, the indefatigable performer never misses a beat, careening from an estranged girlfriend bearing his child to an unctuous paternity lawyer, a no-nonsense-talking cousin back in New York and in a distinctly uncomic about face, to the brutally dysfunctional kids he teaches. Aymie's performance is quite electric...." LA WEEKLY