From the second we met his character, Fischer had the audience members laughing. His portrayal of the anxiety-ridden Oscar, though over-the-top at times, was an excellent juxtaposition to Yucht’s playful energy. One of his best scenes occurred when Oscar and Charity are trapped in the elevator. Fischer used subtle movements to indicate Oscar’s panic; first, he started wiping his brow, then added little nervous laughs, then began stuttering and speaking quickly.

Fischer’s attention to detail, paired with his dead-on delivery (when Charity asks Oscar where he lives, he takes a quick pause, then yells, “In an elevator!”) made his character a little less farcical and much more realistic.