A musical monologue performed – and with music by – Omar took us through a few days in the company of down-on-his-luck soul singer Oscar. Omar’s captivating performance, in his second collaboration with Che Walker, sees him try to heal a broken heart with booze, drugs and hookers. The original songs flow easily with the gritty, witty dialogue as the protagonist finds love and redemption in an unlikely source. Omar’s voice actually seems to have improved with age and the intimate setting is perfect. 4/5 (Steve Clements)

...an excellent one-man performance by Lyefook...