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What I liked
Brilliant use of audience interaction.
What I didn't like
Occasional drags, but not major.
My overall impression
Like a mixture of Conner O’Malley’s “Rap World” and “Into the Wild.” Like much of Vigeant’s work, this follows the degradation and ultimate undoing of a modern man when polite society is stripped away. I can see how people will compare this to “Best Man Show,” but to me this feels like an improvement. More understated and yet more conceptual. Much clownier and infinitely more vulnerable.
