A Hostel Environment

The play’s clever story setting, staging, lighting, effects and the excellently shared focus of the cast’s characters setting up who they are in the story made for a very engaging, entertaining and enjoyable experience!... full review

Very funny ensemble show! Loved the tongue-in-cheek multinational stereotyping, the little disagreements, and how they turned the usually-fun hostelling experince that we all remember into a dramedy. Good fun!... full review

This play was so fun! It was packed with great humor, clever moments, and a cast that clearly enjoyed every second on stage. The entire cast worked very well together, creating a fun and engaging world. Shout out to the writing and directing as well! ... full review

A refreshing comedic group!... full review

Such a great play, super funny and entertaining from beginning to end. It really kept me locked in the whole time. Definitely recommend seeing it!... full review

The humor and writing of the show was phenomenal especially with the cast delivery of all the jokes. Every line keeps you on your toes ready for the next. The story is fun and dynamic. The cast all work so well together and play off each others energy wonderfully. ... full review

A funny jaunt with a great a cast! Some good character beats for the run time! The Australian friends were the standout emotional plotline.... full review

"A Hostel Environment" is an intuitively structured ensemble comedy that chronciles an increasingly chaotic night in a hostel. The characters are excellent foils for one another and their subtly shifting alliances keep the interpersonal dynamics consistently fresh. This play is well-written, worldly, and intelligent, jesting lightly about politics and packed with twists and turns that amp up the drama and turmoil for each character.... full review

Very nostalgic and funny. Unique characters.... full review

Incisive and funny, this play is a great distillation of the kinds of people you meet traveling — indeed, no matter where you travel, there you (and they!) still are. It is funny how they range from ostensibly left-leaning to “apolitical”, but everyone acts holier than thou until panic reveals their true ideologies. ... full review