The work from the large cast and crew blends harmoniously to create a layered and complex production. The performances, set, sound design, lighting, (everything) were cohesive and working together. The cast created believable and fully-formed characters, irrespective of stage time.
What I didn't like
I would be excited to see this developed as a full-length play. This 1hr version (rightly) focuses on the protagonist, Chloe, but there were many more rabbit holes I would like to see explored in a longer format version of the story.
My overall impression
A hugely ambitious undertaking for writer/director/performer Ava Oran, and produced to level of polish rarely seen at Fringe. I am impressed from a creative and logistical perspective in equal measure.