What I liked
See above. I was very lucky to see this show.
What I didn't like
I don’t want to wait another 1/2 decade to see what Judy does next.
My overall impression
Ashlynn Judy has done it again with her latest Fringe roller coaster ride. She first exploded onto the Fringe scene with Hell’s Finest – an unforgettable story about the nature of evil. Now, she’s executed a flawless 180 with an unforgettable story about the nature of romance. The writing, casting and directing are pitch-perfect – even an uncredited waiter was in serious danger of stealing every scene he was in. There were enough twists and laughs to keep this rom-com going at full speed, but the final dialogue between Bailey and the (spoiler alert, but the show’s over, anyway – literally and figuratively) put-upon wife played by the immaculate Kristel Elling was genuine and genuinely heartbreaking. Can’t wait to see what Judy comes up with next.
