Reviews

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“Four lifetimes and three cultures collide in this hilarious yet heart-felt cabaret comedy … This sassy, cheeky, talented hero is well-worth the trip to Footscray. She might even teach you a thing or two about love.”
– Sophia Dickinson, Stage Whispers

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“How I Met My Dead Husband is a fun musical play, which explores the idea of love over multiple lifetimes and languages. Performed by the talented Lansey Feng, it was well put together and clever in its approach – funny and enjoyable to watch … having a play that spreads three languages is something that really should catch on.”
– Aidan Johnson, The Independent Arts Journal

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“A love story spanning lifetimes, How I Met My Dead Husband is as funny as it is heartbreaking. Lansy Feng brings her soul to the stage in this surprising tale of star crossed lovers … Despite the great sorrow and tragedy underlying the ideas of How I Met My Dead Husband, Feng has a wry sense of humour and a wonderful comic timing which fill the hour full of hilariously unexpected perspectives … A stunning combination of surreal beauty and earthy reality, How I Met My Dead Husband is a top rate cabaret and shouldn't be missed.”
– Samsara Dickson, What Does She Think?

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“As Feng weaves her love story across centuries and continents, she sings beautifully in a mix of Mandarin, French and English … The story feels at once completely original and like a timeless fable. It pays homage to the heightened romance of Taiwanese drama, but it’s also more than a love story – Chuen-Jiau needs to learn to love herself before expecting a man to do the same.”
– Jesse Paris-Jourdan, Beat Mag

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“A love story that transcends time and lives, woven via song and witty dialogue, How I Met My Dead Husband is a beautiful story … bring your imagination and be swept away by Chuen-Jiau’s captivating story. Her messages within will stay with you.”
– Tay Around Town