Absurdist theatre meets Black Mirror This show is a brilliant merge of Theatre of the Absurd (for example Samuel Beckett) with tech takes like Black Mirror.
Such an original combination, played out brilliantly by the actors and with excellent cinematography.
It's a show you will either love or hate. If you want fast paced drama with loads of action and little need to think, this is not the show for you. If you want to be intrigued, while uncertain whether to laugh or scream at the absurd situations the characters endure - you will love this show.
Four episodes in, I find myself questions whether it is cruel or not to allow yourself to separate work and personal life. For the side of you living outside the workplace - this is surely utopia. All the benefits of a steady income without the stress of working! For the side of you that is stuck in the workplace, the work never seems to end - the workdays all run together with only a second spent outside work as you enter the elevator, only to find yourself entering again with no memory of the fun outside, of fresh air, or even the chance to sleep. Is this like slavery for the person working - even though they are technically the same person enjoying benefits outside but don't know it?
And what on earth are they doing in that workplace? Totally absurd and I can't wait to see where this takes us.