See it if a fun 90 minutes of campy 50s funny whodunit with a talented cast
Don't see it if You aren't willing to just have fun, you need something meaningful.
See it if Dated in the best possible way. Who-done-it with 40's & 50's cultural references. Terrific cast, mostly playing multiple roles.
Don't see it if Don't expect deep insights or expensive production values. But that's part of the fun. Read more
See it if It's a throwback to plays of Broadway's golden age. Pointedly so. With a drag queen in the lead role being treated as just another actress.
Don't see it if I enjoyed it a lot; it felt like a classic play, & the cast was clearly having fun. There's nothing exactly NEW here, but it's worth seeing.
See it if Castle & Finley have great fun w/this campy send-up/sequel to 'All About Eve' A goofy, loving tribute to all murderous back stage intrigues
Don't see it if The actors (most playing multiple roles) are all over the top while Veronica Traymore (playing herself) gives new dimension to Diva madness
See it if you like seeing old fashioned murder mysteries.
Don't see it if you want a modern performance.
See it if Into small campy whodunnit play. At times funny. All the actors portrayed different characters.
Don't see it if Not into the silliness of this type of play. Read more
See it if you like silly who-done-it plays set in the 40's/50s.
Don't see it if you are turned off by campy shows with minimal production elements.
See it if you want light entertainment, with the "theater diva" played by a man in drag. Hard-working cast can't overcome the limited script.
Don't see it if you require lots of laughs. This has a few...and a clever ending, but the script doesn't have sufficient zingers.
"...it is full of little surprises, inside jokes, catty repartee...campy performances"
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"an attempt to outdo Charles Busch’s output without having the wit to bring it off"
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Deadly Stages is all that its title promises.
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"An aging Broadway diva is gloriously performed by a man in drag"
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"The plot itself leans heavily into melodrama."
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