The stage adaption of Quentin Tarantino's classic Reservoir Dogs was an experiment, an experiment gone wrong.

Blame it on Evam that Chennai is so used to comedy on stage that it becomes a hard attempt to stage an action-drama and get bocquets.

A novel attempt, 70 percent of ASAP's Reservoir Dogs was done on stage while the remaining was filmed and projected on a screen on stage. However, the transition could have been smoother. The scenes after the botched robbery attempt was performed live while the planning scenes was shown on film.

There was a lot of blood and violence on stage, but scenes like the torture scene didn't yield the desired results. The torture scene was not as horrific as it is supposed to be.

However, the use of guns on stage were quite good and managed to make the audience jump on their seats and even wake up a few though the last two shots failed to go off!

Reservoir DOgs is basically about a planned robbery committed by 6 strangers brought together by a local don, Ram, which goes horribly wrong.