After being hyped as super risque I was expecting something a little bit edgier and unique. I had actually been told that people left because some of the male scenes were too provocative for them. I really can't see why anybody who comes to this show knowing that it deals with sexuality could be offended by any of it. I thought the vocalists and the dancers and acrobats were very attractive and talented it just wasn't the show I was expecting. I thought it would be more shocking and maybe more like love and O where there is a lot more going on at the same time. I just wasn't all that impressed with it as a whole. It was what it was. I am sure a lot of people would find it risque enough. It just wasn't edgy enough for me. Perhaps I am just too jaded... I would like to see a Zumanity two sometime that would push the envelope a little more. I saw a smaller show, Fashonistaas, that I liked more that was at Krave last year. I guess this show was just missing more edgy kinky stuff which is what I expected more of from a show that claims to explore eroticism like Zumanity does.
One complaint I do have about the venue was the theater was kind of stuffy. The place seems poorly ventilated. Maybe they could actually turn up the air some or install some more vents.
The theater is small so I don't recommend spending a lot of money for expensive seats. We were quite happy with the theater stools. They are actually were padded swivel chairs right on the edge of the balcony close to the stage. They seemed to give us the best view of all the action for the smallest price.