I Too Hate Privileged Men in Suits

Doll, an artist, passionate in their flair and gift to kill, walks us through their house of horrors. As the story unfolds, we discover that Doll is also insecure, and unsurprisingly, a little insane. The set design for this show was unlike anything i’ve seen before, decked out with an hand designed dollhouse and document camera. Set up reminiscent of a Ted Talk, I was unaware of how much I was actually going to learn. This show was without a doubt interesting, and also oddly informative. Doll has an absolutely ensnaring stage presence, and their physical comedy has clearly come from a background of skill and industry. Their jarring social commentary that sneaks through their jokes and tangents leaves you confused - but undeniably engaged. The use of props constantly had me guessing, and even as the show ended I couldn’t stop thinking about the story and the gripes on powerful men in suits. Walking away from this performance I find myself wanting more. This idea is so unique and I wish I could see more of Dolls art and authenticity as a serial killer. There’s a lot to be discovered here, step into this Dolls House.

CARLY VOS, AYTC