The premise of the show is so stupid, but it’s played with such sincerity and commitment. Zoog rolls with any curveball the audience throws at him without missing a beat. The music adds so much life and energy, and I felt thoroughly immersed in a setup that in so many ways it should feel difficult to buy into. Zoog Dabbity rocks.
What I didn't like
I’ve heard that new tech things and tricks are getting added with every show. I’ve now idea how I’d improve it, but hearing that makes me jealous of the people seeing it later in the festival, cuz I know that somehow it’s gonna be even better then.
My overall impression
I’ve seen like 20 shows so far at Fringe this year and this one’s my favorite. I was grinning from start to finish.