A darkly comic musical about a dystopia where citizens must pay to use public bathrooms—absurd premise that becomes a surprisingly sharp satire about resource scarcity and class struggle. Perfect for anyone who appreciates theater that doesn't take itself too seriously but actually has something to say.
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