Doll's House isn't going to be everyone's cup of tea, but I thoroughly enjoyed the show. Unfortunately the show went in late due to tech issues, and that does factor into my overall rating, but I think it's a fun show for those into dark comedy.

Doll is both psychotic and likeable, playing off shifts between being menacing and cute, and you kinda feel for them in their quest to be the next big serial killer. Like, you kinda want them to succeed in their dreams and aspirations.

I think the actor did a good job of not letting the tech issues derail them or fluster them, and while I wish I could have seen the projections, I felt the story telling was strong enough to carry the show even with an important element missing. I suspect the failed tech would have provided everyone a close up view of Doll's dollhouse, because as it was, even though Doll brought the house right to me, I couldn't really see any details. So as a stand alone prop it missed the mark, but if the rooms were displayed on the screen, that would be a moot point.

I would have loved to have explored even more in depth the theme of what it means to create art. I thought there were some really poignant nuggets about why art exists and who it exists for and would have loved to have seen that flushed out even more in relation to the art Doll wants to create and who Doll wants to create art for. I also thought the ending was going to go in a different direction than it did, and would have preferred the ending I expected but overall, I think it's a really strong start for this show. While the show I saw was a fun romp that I was very engaged with, a little fine tuning and I think it would make a truly excellent dark comedy for those of us with twisted little hearts.