What’s not to recommend? A genuinely engaging and engrossing piece with a large, talented, and game ensemble that features everything from spirited performances to skilled combat galore to live musical accompaniment to an unsettling puppetesque creation! Definitely worth checking out.
What I didn't like
This is such a minor quibble and not actually about the performance itself, but being that it’s a large cast frequently playing multiple characters who aren’t always named in the dialogue, it would have been extremely helpful if the program had also included Shakespearian-type character descriptions such as “X, daughter of Y” or “G, a general in the H army” and so on.