I wanted to like this one, and it had some good concepts. Also, the cast was committed and often brave in their performance at key moments. Unfortunately, I struggled a fair bit from an accessibility perspective - the fact that much of the cast was still reading scripts made it pretty hard to hear lines, read lips or tell what characters were responding to from context.

I liked the concept of audience voting, but feel there was a significant trade off when assigning parts meant that actors were relying on scripts, instead of learning a role enough to fully act & react on stage. Especially in a piece relying on a level of audience immersion & participation, I found this a fairly meaningful barrier to following along enough to feel the choices and plot developments were impactful. Some of the layered audio (especially the water) also made it significantly harder to follow, and while the more "performance art" scenes were easier to understand, the overall plot and characterization for 4 out of 6 parts got lost for me.