What I liked
The first aspect of the show I enjoyed was how each character symbolized a specific position within the political spectrum. The second aspect of the show I liked was how they engaged the audience whether they were part of it or not. It loooked authentic.
What I didn't like
What could have been improved from the play was more clarity in scene 5, where Bohdi was on a two way call with his mother and somone else while he was waving at the food delivery man. What was not clear to me as to the purpose of the scene or the message for the audience? In scene 3, the overall scene was too long and it lost its comedic timing.
My overall impression
Enlight of the controserisal subject, the play addressed the topic with a good taste of humour. It was well casted and the actors did a good job in portryaing their characters true feelings.
