Sandwich of Love and Lesbians and Freaky Roadkill

The mystery of how Velma and Daphne end up stranded and alone on the road turns out to be far more sinister, more paranormal, and more weed-induced than one would think. Two best friends with nothing but really great music and Shaggy's sketchy bong to keep them company, the girls discover things about their friends, and themselves as the night goes on. I laughed so hard, and had such a great time. All the actors in this performance had amazing onstage chemistry, the props were well thought out and witty, and the writing paid perfect homage to the original energy while maintaining a unique direction. Costuming was reminiscent but not an exact copy, the set was expertly utilized, and overall the production of this performance was seamless. I would highly recommend DMV to new viewers and fans of Mystery Inc. alike, anyone looking for a good laugh, or inspiration for a new mixtape. Put your carabiners on, get in the car (or bus!), and go find out what trouble these meddling kids run into at this Fringe’s hair-raising show, DMV.

CARLY VOS, AYTC