A Charmer — The New York Times

Dockery tells the true story of looking for meaning in the mysterious connection between love and death. Hilarious and heartbreaking, DELIRIUM takes us from a Toronto airport to the Nevada desert, and from a Brooklyn apartment to the Mexican redoubt of the Monarch butterfly telling a devastating but uplifting story of both falling in love and falling apart.

Energetic and hilarious — Theatre London

From a high-stakes proposal in an airport, to an absurdly profound encounter in the desert, to a pursuit of the monarch butterfly where it hides out in Mexico, he unearths both the hilarity and the heartbreak of love and loss.

Harrowing — NOW Magazine, Toronto

Brooklyn-based Martin Dockery is a theater artist who's performed in just about every type of venue from large theaters to trailer homes. He recently won kudos for his performance as Jimmy Walker in NYC's Soho Playhouse hit production Tammany Hall. Before the pandemic reduced him to a large collection of high definition pixels in terms of national touring he'd spent the majority of the year as a three-dimensional, independent touring artist, performing his nine one-person shows and five two-person plays at festivals and theatres in Canada, Australia, the UK and U.S.