I wasn’t expecting this kind of format however; I should’ve read the description which is pretty dang, accurate and true to what the show is all about. That being said this is totally a show that you could see again and again because it will always be something new, even the same interviewee can give you a totally different answer the next time they’re on the show or for another topic. I would recommend caution when bringing younger audiences with you as this is improv based on people’s true stories and things can go R rated pretty quickly. Over all all I enjoyed the production and could see how much thought work and soul went into this show. The songs from the band will be stuck in your head for days. The improv ensemble will have you giggling on your recollections as well. I like that this show provided a platform for people to tell they’re genuine lived experiences and then for others to kind of be able to relate by retelling them in a funny way which in turn makes it easier for others to relate, even though they might not normally. The themes touched on were diverse; potentially shocking and I was told the guest I saw was pretty tame, so come with an open mind or don’t come at all.(Not prude friendly). I haven’t been to the fringe in years but so happy I took this one in. Additionally; you will very likely want to see the show which the interviewee is part of, as they give you a bit of a sneak peak through the interview. It is a 90 minute show so be prepared for that but ticket price vs value is fair. Don’t forget: No food or drink allowed in the theaters and no late or re-entry, happy fringing!