I was super excited for this show! I have always been obsessed with baking and baking shows, and love the idea of merging that with theatre. I am also very fond of dragging Paul Hollywood through the coals! This show however was not for me. There was some crowd work which included bringing up an audience member to teach some baking techniques. The performer did use this time to roast the person on stage, and it felt more uncomfortable in the audience as opposed to funny. Making fun of someone is a skill that you have to be really good at, and I felt it leaned more toward cruel than funny. (Although I know the intention was not cruelty). I was looking forward to the story telling about her mom, her queerness, and her disability, and how those helped shape who she is today (along with the joy of baking). Sadly for me, those elements felt underbaked, and surface level. An audience member did walk out during this show. (Maybe an emergency?) and I felt the performer handled this poorly. A comment was made by her that left a sour taste In my mouth for the rest of the performance, and I felt the moment should have been handled with more grace or ignored completely.