My overall impression
So my thing!!, I didn’t like it, I absolutely fucking LOVED IT!! I had this moment of panic in the middle of the show, this fleeting realization in between the surprises and the laughter, the absolute razor sharp wit and brilliance, the highly accurate and disciplined ensemble work the cast delivered with the intensity of asian work slaves fighting for the right to live based upon their success upon stage. Mid show I experienced this heart-stopping realization that much too soon, this piece would have to come to an end, even worse, this show would eventually even have to close and I wouldn’t be able to see it again. It broke my heart to think than I would have my inaccurate human memory to review what I had experienced with this bulletproof cast, this genius writer, this passionate production. If you can see but only one show in town, SEE HOT CAT! This show is worth more than the price of a Hot Broadway ticket, but I paid less that a stupid 3D movie. If this company doesn’t take this show on a national tour, they will have wasted more gold than all of the Sultan’s of the Middle East.
