It’s a show about half-baked kids figuring out how to finish the recipe. No question will be posed to you in this play that you won’t be able to answer, but there will be questions you’ve already answered in your own life. That can be enjoyable in a play, watching the folly of youth and remembering your own, but it doesn’t make for a completely great play....
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certified reviewerJune 17, 2026
Super cute and funny show the cast as a whole had great chemistry as a friend group. ...
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It’s altered reality upon altered reality as Covid-era college friends decide to use their school’s newly-declared “Wellness Wednesday” to trip acid together and get deep (and not-so-deep), reflecting on identity, life paths, and the found family we can take a long time to discover, but may not always last beyond the circumstances that created it. ...
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A roommate-appreciation story, very relatable for those of us in college during quarantine. The massive and ambitious apartment set looked awesome, and some of the references to the time period were so on the money, I got whiplash. ...
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A nostalgic trip back to one of the strangest periods in recent memory. Through the story of five college roommates, the show explores friendship, identity, and the challenges of growing up during uncertain times. Its themes of chosen family and navigating life's transitions make for a heartfelt and relatable look at young adulthood....
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A cool time capsule looking back at life in college during the pandemic. This was a nice story of friendship and the time in your life when you’ve got nothing figured out. ...
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