Caveat (Capital Fringe review)

Caveat (written and directed by Ben Lockshin and playing at Gallaudet University’s Eastman Studio Theater) is a “One’s-a” show, where each character is an idea of a person more than an actual person. Of the people we’re introduced to in the cutthroat world of D.C. house-sharing, one’s a prig (“Anna,” played by Eva Coll), one’s a bartender from Portland (“Seattle,” Bethany Coan), one’s been through it all before (“Topeka,” Krystal Ramseur), one’s a white guy intentionally into yoga (“Trent,” Peter Narby), one’s a gay guy with a clipboard (“Charles,” Darnell Eaton), and one’s a frat boy named Carson who’s also a DJ (Emilio Hernandez). I should have trigger-warning’d that description, I know, but I didn’t.