So much fun it could have gone on for hours more, this multimedia presentation by Barry Smith covers drugs, punk rock, skateboarding and a dirt-phobic dad, going on to describe Smith’s time as a squatter in London. Reflecting deeply, honestly and with great humour about the nature of rebellion, familial relationships and the course his life has taken — without actually reaching “self-absorption critical mass” — Smith’s affable, well-rehearsed delivery ensures there’s not one dull moment. This is one of the best things you’ll see at this or any Fringe Festival.