Should I call the Edmonton Journal? Because this show was unexpected, The Last Perfect Game : The Jerry Stephenson Story brought the audience to an actual bowling alley and was able to immerse the audience into a casual round of bowling that became more exciting with the more strikes Jerry was able to hit.

The Last Perfect Game : The Jerry Stephenson Story was directed by Jan Selman and written by Samantha Fraughton is a story that jumps back and forth in time from a late date bowling night happening in the present and a casual game of bowling in the early 1960s with some friends. During both of these games we get to the growing excitement of getting closer to hitting a perfect strike and if it is possible to beat the perfect score.

The performance of the night provided a relaxed environment that had everyone on the edge the further it went on. The Actors David Widder-Varhegyi, Lauren Johnsen, Sam Villetard and Sadie Granigan-Lema, all had extraordinary chemistry in their characters' relationships and friendships showcasing multiple dynamics. Andrew Boyd who played Rob and David Widder-Varhegyi who played Jerry both had fantastic physicality embodying the characters nature, and Ryan Schmitt who played Laurie helped bring the audience back and forth between both nights narrating them perfectly.

The story takes place in the 1960s and in the present time, and we can really see this difference in the characters' costumes changing back and forth from style in the 60s and from our present day. In fact the environment around in the bowling alley radiated 60s vibes especially with the usage of props. The Play was really able to bring the audience between both words and the attention to detail did pay off.

My initial reaction when I entered the venue and sat down was unsureness. I did not have a single clue on how the play was going to play out and if I would enjoy it. But I was shortly proven wrong within 10 minutes of the play starting and did have a terrific time. I would recommend this short play to anyone and everyone, because it truly was a unique and one of a kind experience.