I'm not sure what I was expecting but it wasn't this. I think I was misled by the discription "award winning" & "laughing the whole way through". I laughed very little. The whole production was very amateur; from the person introducing it - reading from a piece of scrap paper, to the cast clothes that were torn and held up with safety pins. This was supposed to portray colonial Brits, there was no attempt to even sound like one. I maybe a little unfair at my judgement, this maybe the standard at which they operate, however, this is not a venue that I will visit again.

Loved it!
the only problem is finding away into Hart Auditorium,

This is a thought provoking and earnestly staged production that because of its adult sexual themes and frequent use of the f-bomb may not be everyone's cup of tea. For those who wish to explore changing sexual boundaries and how the world has adapted to gay-lesbian themes, this is a most thought-provoking play. The casting is unusual to say the least and the production's acting accomplishments varied a great deal. But with the above caveats it is an interesting evening.

I found the acting quite lacking and dull. I was bored and left during intermission. I have gone to high school plays that were much more interesting and entertaining.