Comedy critic Bruce Dessau says the double act is "a bit like flared trousers ... “You didn't have the straight man and the funny person. It would be two people on stage, completely anarchically ...

The two-hour, three-act comedy is a show about a sub-par acting troupe tripping through rehearsals and performances and lusting after one another. “I know people will enjoy it. It’s a funny ...

It’s still funny if it was, but it’s even funnier if there appear to be rules that it’s assumed everyone knows. The people in the sketch can act crazy ... great piece of comedy in its ...