Michael Fortunato

Brilliant. Incisive comedy that gets at important lessons in human experience (mixed with a bit of bathroom humor that was not to my taste, but was also funny). If you are a rightwing nationalist, you will find some of the material on German war guilt and American denialism difficult to laugh at. If you are a very easily bruised white person, you may be triggered by a very funny bit on the five favorite things white people like (but the audience, about half white, loved it). Bottom line: Trevor is a comic genius who teaches imoportant lessons in very good humor.

The cast is rich in talent, yet this production is unwatchable. The dialogue, accents and choreography appear at first to be comically misaligned, but gradually it becomes clear that the whole of it is just not working and you find yourself laughing at them and not with them, until you give up.