What I liked
I left the theatre feeling imparted with a warm and wistful feeling. I loved the image I was left with of the stage at the end, covered in all the debris from the journey. There were noteworthy moments all through out the show, from strong sound design work, to incredible costuming, fun props, multiple invitations for participation, and a few more costume changes. Just some of the small details that really put this work over the edge into not just a must see show, but a must have experience.
What I didn't like
Our show finished ahead of schedule, so I guess he could have lingered in a few fun moments even longer?!
My overall impression
I really liked it, so much so that I might even say I loved it. It made just enough sense where it needed to, but otherwise left room for lots of absurdity. George is SO captivating, from the very first glimpse of his eyeball. Incredible physicality in so many different embodiments. He holds in balance the duality of being both a charismatic cult leader, and just a scared little worm. Pains that anyone with an overactive ego are all too familiar with. There was heart and depth, but more over there was silliness and whimsy. The crowd was engaged and generous.
