I wasn't quite sure what to expect walking into the show, it was a lively crowd, and a night that teetered on the edge of chaos the entire time, in the best possible way. Each of the acts brought something completely different to the stage. Three hours of laughs. There was, crowd work that turned the front row into part of the set. Dry, quick-fire delivery that caught you off guard. Slightly unhinged storytelling energy that felt like listening to your funniest friend after two drinks. And the final act pulled everything together with hilarity. It felt less like a formal stand-up show and more like being at a hilarious, slightly chaotic party where everyone just happened to be very funny. The energy built with each set, and by the end, the room was loud, buzzing, and fully invested. We made some friends along the way. It was messy, rowdy, and genuinely entertaining from start to finish. Would absolutely go again.