It was a humorous text in the Oscar Wilde vein, as in most of the time was spent discussing bigger ideas and saying catchy phrases while entering and exiting the stage.

I do wonder about the end of the play, and, like another play I saw at this festival, the ending was kind of fast and meaningless in the larger context of the play. I'm beginning to get the impression that writing an ending to a play is harder than writing any of the other parts, and since this is a festival that's show-casing only new works, I'd imagine a few of them are still working out some of the text's finer details.

The performances were stilted and several of the actors could have stood a bit more rehearsal. The decor was great, though, complete with four desks, two facing the audience and two with mirrors so the audience could keep their eyes on the actors. And the costumes were great too.

Overall, a good time.