The structure of MENSWEAR is a strong aspect of my enjoyment. The pacing is solid and as it goes on it dives nicely into the two lead characters and themes of the production. The actors all bring a fun unique aspect to their segments. It is clearly directed with a ton of passion for the theater, but also knowledge of modern class structures and emotions around that.
What I didn't like
At beginning the play felt a bit rushed and rehearsed, but this could be opening night jitters. The play is strongest when all parties are loose and having a good time.
My overall impression
MENSWEAR is a very well-directed, written, and acted freshly modern production.