What I liked
First of all, this show should take home the award for best overall production design at Fringe. Most shows don’t bother with elaborate sets, costumes, and lighting because it’s such a pain in the ass to load them all in and out of the theater, but here, The Attic Collective saddle that burden and those design elements are on full display: color coordinated camping grounds, realistic (and humorously unrealistic) costumes, creative props, and…and a foley artist! The absurd humor spoke to my heart and most of the cast were able to nail that very specific tone of the show with acute precision. It’s original, weird, and very fun. It looks and feels beautiful.
What I didn't like
My engagement could have been elevated to a more meaningful level if I had a stronger investment in October’s story line. What’s her problem that needs to be solved? It was not clear and since she was the most Earth-bound character in the show, it seemed important to know.
My overall impression
Ultimately a very enjoyable show that should appeal to anyone who likes their humor silly.
