We got tickets for this, just on the title alone. Unlike the Shaun of the Dead, I got one of my co-workers to cover a nice block of time while I was expecting to be in the theater.

We went to Hugo’s for dinner, and then found a nice place to park.

The show itself was a fairly funny interpretation of the story. Depending on both modern and at the time period jokes to push the humor to the forefront. The set of actors were entertaining, and the purposeful use of less actors also led to jokes as well.

Good show over all. Luckily for my guilt level, nothing happened while I was having my on call covered.