See it if You enjoy noise and Las Vegas style shows. These men are very talented at what they do.
Don't see it if You treasure your hearing.
See it if you don't speak English and would like an experience
Don't see it if you expect a musical or play
See it if Not recommended at any time.
Don't see it if You do not like loud music and to get wet.
See it if You are looking for a fun, carefree night.
Don't see it if A bit dated and kind of creepy.
See it if You like the color blue.
Don't see it if You hate the color blue.
See it if You will enjoy this if you like different forms of shows. Entertaining. Grandkids loved.
Don't see it if You don’t like loud shows Or like more of a story.
See it if You have joy in your heart, rhythm in your soul, and a sense of humor. What a thoroughly enjoyable experience!
Don't see it if You are searching for a plot driven play. This show is a physical experience that reaches you at a gut level.
See it if Like physical comedy, music and drumming.
Don't see it if Easily grossed out. Get annoyed by performers not talking in a show and just being physical.
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