What I liked
This beautiful play examines the way we treat not only animals, but one another, exploring the complexities of humanity with great insight. It really resonated with me. The performances were fantastic across the board, particularly Rachel Zapata, who serves as the emotional heart of the story. Ulysses Montoya and Christian Wienker were utterly convincing as dogs, and their portrayal of an older-dog/younger-dog mentorship created some of the production’s most touching moments. The playwright, Vince Tula, has crafted a story that is both emotionally affecting and thought-provoking. This is easily one of my favorite shows from all the Fringe festivals I’ve attended and ranks among my top three shows of this year’s festival.
What I didn't like
I loved it all.
My overall impression
I loved this show. It’s a beautiful, deeply moving piece with a thoughtful and meaningful script that explores important themes with honesty and compassion. The story is both impactful and exceptionally well told, and the performances are fantastic. This is the kind of show that stays with you long after you’ve left the theater.
