This might be unpopular, since I know a lot of fans are ride-or-die for the off-Broadway production, but this West End proshot feels much more consistent in terms of tone and aesthetic. I think the off-Broadway version didn't really know who it was trying to appeal to, and so it was a bit all over the place. The West End version seems to have found more of an identity by leaning into the camp and appealing to the young fans. Similar shows like Little Shop, and even O'Keefe's earlier show Bat Boy, work because they balance completely absurd camp with sincerity. I think this proshot manages that pretty decently.