The one woman comedy show, Ladyvision features local indie musician and contributor to CBC's The Irrelevant Show, Jill Pollock. �The show parodies the medium of public access TV as it explores the last woman on earth’s pain and loneliness. While the play has its highlights, a funny book review scene, an endearing central character, and several of Pollok’s charming ukulele songs, much of the humor falls flat. �The play's concept is intriguing and has potential, but the script and its delivery leave something to be desired. �If you are attracted to the quirks of public access TV, you may appreciate this play more than others, otherwise, prepare yourself for a long hour.

One out of five stars.