What I liked
This show has far and away the best acting of any show at Fringe this year. Leigh is a standout in a cast of standouts. She is a force and she accomplishes an acting tight wire act that is so complex I’m not sure how she managed it. Rebecca is a manipulative delight. I feel like she’s smarter than everybody else on stage and she knows it and plays with that knowledge like a sly cat. Richardson kinda has one note to play, but is so good that it feels like he’s Dizzy on a trumpet. Schoen has the toughest role to play because he’s the surrogate for the audience who has go hold our hands through the madness that this play is, but he manages to not only do it, but also tint every choice with kindness and care.
This show is a masterclass in acting.
What I didn't like
I wish I could think of something here. But I can’t. I even loved the practical record player on stage and the choreography of making it work.
My overall impression
Go see this play.
