It is simply NOT what we'd expected. Surprises lurked around every corner. Simply looking inside the building should have given us enough warning that we weren't in a typical small production that one sees frequently in the Smoky Mountain area. The building is beautiful. The theater is small enough to allow for some of that feeling of intimacy that performers tend to love.
Audiences love it as well.
Glasgow's theater provides a perfect setting for a rip roaring good time. The preshow's funniest bit was the gag about the translator for the hearing impaired. We did hear a fairly good amount of Cajun jokes in the performance on the night that we attended. It is possible that the show evolves into a different show nightly, but we aren't certain about that. We can honestly say that the show DID provide us with one of the funniest mealtimes we'd ever had.