Please, spare the eels!

Given the nature of this particular play, it's safe to say it would be well recieved by college students. It would also be interesting to have college students as the actors - God knows they've been exposed to such jokes, and therefore would get into the characters rather well. As for the set and costumes, I think it would be interesting to have things look serious - and then of course, the show is a comedy, and that dramatic illusion provided by the set and costumes is quickly lost in the din of giggles brought on by a plethora of penis jokes.

For an older audience, one less likely to collapse into fits of laughter at sex jokes, the play may need to be scaled down a bit. It might be good to take out a few of the rather blunt sexual references...just to give the impression that the play has an inkling of the concept of tastefulness - but not really. Sex sells, and even older people get a kick out of sex jokes - they just have to act all mature and not go into hysterics over them because they're supposed to be good role models and all that jazz.