Woo! But in a Minor Key!

Just about the simplest a stage can be, a single couch and small gaggle of improvisers, this show was a creative mix of a diverse troop and minimal cues and props. All 5 of the actors were very distinct in their own characters and personalities, whoever the improvisers may have benefitted more from the use of an external technical team in order to elevate the show and add layering to the performance.

Though the actors were strong individually, it tended towards awkwardness at time, as well as interrupting one another.

However, I found they utilized the space masterfully and creatively, as well, the lighting shifting to fit the mood in the scenes gave the actors organic transitions. All together, this show was a great insight into the barebones and artistry in improv.