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Director Rachel May and her really loud ensemble certainly summon the energy and camp required of this s0-called “revenge comedy.” But Gunderson seems to work herself into a corner. Putting forth a feminist agenda, with the supposed goal of getting a bear onstage, she gets lost in a tangled forest of issues and caricatures, producing an uneven play-within-a-play that trots out familiar gay and redneck stereotypes and turns her heroines into victims.
With its dead animal carcasses and pop-culture references (Susan Boyle, karaoke, tell-all memoirs), the play slathers on ludicrous shenanigans and preachy sentiments. As the stakes shift and the structure lurches, the story struggles to find a cohesive ending — and ultimately tacks on about four.
When the hardworking Nan (Veronika Duerr) decides to exact revenge on her drunken and abusive deer-hunter husband, Kyle (Nicholas Tecosky), she summons her new friend Sweetheart (Taylor M. Dooley), a wannabe actor who works as a stripper, and her BFF, Simon (Clifton Guterman).

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