What I liked
It was a really smart, well produced and well-hosted show that proved that — in the hands of these three powerhouses – vulgarity and profanity CAN be funny, and absolutely is.
What I didn't like
When it ended, they said have a great night. I saw a matinee.
My overall impression
In two words: A Great. Show. This talented trio trash-talks familiar bible stories, with 18 options on the wheel that ensure that each show will be different and fun in their own unique ways. Even though they were literally drinking, they managed their time well, making good use of their MC to keep things moving and vibrant. The laughs in the audience were often matched by the laughs onstage, proving that these three hosts have great chemistry and are having as great a time as we were in the crowd. It was like watching three best friends who happen to be the funniest people you know. All three cast members were standouts, as they brought different energies and insights and point of views to the mix. 51 minutes of their banter (followed by the super fun improv team) were like sharing a room with three Madeline Kahns — who would ever want to leave? (The Christopher Walken runner was stupendous).
I looked at my program during the improv show to find out the names of the improv performers because they were so funny.
