Okay, so the show could benefit from a bit more polish, but if you love Fringe then you know that you need to make some allowances. Like when a show set in the 1920’s makes such liberal use of slang from the time that it struggles to communicate with a modern audience. Or when the sound balance is not quite right and the music overpowers the singers’ voices. But in this case the excellent performance of physical comedy in the latter part of the play makes up for the slow start.

I really enjoyed the final result regardless, but I would love to see a more developed version of this show someday.