Bennet Caffee began doing solo performance 13 years ago under David Ford’s direction at the Marsh Theater in San Francisco. After years of refusing treatment for bipolar disorder he had finally committed to staying on medication, but he missed his exhilarating highs. Performing was a way of celebrating the “fun part” of bipolar disorder he left behind. As he delved deeper, he included darker side of his condition, eventually leading to his first full-length show, “My First Miracle -adventures in bipolar disorder” which he performed to critical acclaim at fringe festivals across the US and Canada. Currently he has performed his latest show “Orange you glad to be in Miami?” at the Nanaimo, Oregon, Rogue, San Diego, Orlando and Tampa fringe festivals. Caffee’s work has been praised for its funny and authentic portrayal of the bipolar experience. "If you are looking for a show that while it has funny moments, also makes you think, this one is for you. I applaud Bennet for being willing to share so openly about his own struggles and that he can do so in an entertaining story.” (Kings River Life Magazine)