This show was delightfully silly.

The physical comedy, the intellectual comedy, the comedy for comedy's sake. It made the audience laugh throughout.

You could tell they worked meticulously on crisping up the storybeats as they were punchy and funny.

However, the best parts were improvised.

And the show even had an emotional ride.

No spoilers.

I did stifle a tear near the end, then I realized I should let it roll. Because 'what it takes to be a real man' is the willingness to show vulnerability and share it with those around you.

Overall, these are two really, funny people.