Curtain Call is simply great, liked when I cought some of it on a discord stream and loved it even more reading again on my own.
The way the unreality of the theater play and the mundane slice of the character backstages talk is delightful. I like the idea of having the main wolf being simply a mask with the uncertantly if the on stage romance could blossom into something more. I love the director, he just devour every scene he's in.
I like the visuals, they hold strong even when you notice what compromises were made to get a build out. I'm not going to hold against it in the rating because I think being able to reconize the issue, steer on the fly and still deliver a solid product with a coherent art direction and aestetic is a skill worth prasing. The audio also is solid.
The weak link of the chain would be the three brothers, to be fair, their role got cut short by the jam deadline so you have a bunch of setup that hasn't play off yet... but sometimes their on stage scenes feels more like 3 guys that made their tabletop character in the car ride before going to the first session.
Overall, this is fantastic a personal favorite from the jam.