The script was clever and funny with a few facts about Buffalo Bill and his crew. The actors seemed to range from highly experienced & talented to not-so-experienced-but-trying-very-hard-to-put-on-a -good-show.

There were one or two singers who knew how to belt, which was good to hear. There were some actors who sang in only head voices, which left me hoping they would belt out those loud, fun tunes. Some simple voice training could have them singing like pros! They all seemed to be on key when they sang, which tells me they could all learn some great stage singing!

The dancers were delightful to watch, performing a variety of styles: modern, jazz, ballet, tap, etc. Many of them had amazing facial expressions that fit the tone of each dance they did. Two of my favorites were the tightrope number and the shootout number. The buffalo number was captivating and gave a change of tone to the play, which was quite refreshing.

I was wishing they would pick up the pace of a few of the (vocal) songs and scenes. The jokes and clever lines seemed to demand a quicker pace, and I found myself getting frustrated that the flow wasn't smoother and more timely.

However, there were a couple of scenes that were masterfully done. The scene with the "ma" and "pa" in the "wagon" with all of the "children" had us laughing out loud. Great timing, pace, and energy!

The little moment when Wild Bill was trying to get at the boxer and the boxer had his hand on Wild Bill's forehead had me belly laughing. More of that kind of energy and laughs throughout the play would be fantastic!

The theater has a community theater vibe and is small, with a cozy atmosphere. I think they did a great job with a small space. I really liked the popcorn, too!

It was so cute and fun to see the set when we walked in, and I thought it was clever that they had 3 different areas already set up so they didn't have to do any large set changes.