no but above all else it is SO well staged and made such good use of the space. there was one moment where q (luca marinelli) points something out to another character on stage and they light up that part of the theatre. later in that scene they light up the whole thing in different colors instead of just the stage

in the same vein it felt like there was a real effort to include the audience in the show, almost all the actors would at least one point end up running around the stalls, go in and out of different exits on and off the stage, up and down the central aisle between the seats (most of them did this multiple times!)

the pink sparkle suit is the First q appearance on stage

SO much direct interaction with the audience??? applause sign guy comes out on stage and does a whole bit with the applause sign and it's really fun. every now and then they'd talk to someone directly. at one point q asks what zodiac year it is, someone yelled out the right answer, and he went well yes but we have the show to get on with. stuff like that

the only one im 100% sure was unplanned was when q is at one point monologuing despondently and someone in the audience coughed extremely loudly and without missing a beat he went eh and shrugged in response

its calvino so all of that feels pretty in line with the show. they start out with 2 people talking directly to the audience and it sets the tone for the whole thing but it was all so fun

crazy to watch him do all that in real time like. Wow

the sheet you can see is the main thing they use to change up the scenery and my God do they use it. there's some really clever ways of making the environment its super minimalistic which i wasnt sure about but it works

the amount of costume changes in this thing is wild

ending i will be thinking about until the day i Die