See it if You want entertainment to show the reality of life as a moral soul
Don't see it if You don’t like plays. First half a little slow but evolves to a phenomenal expérience.
See it if One of the best shows on broadway. With a completely unique setting. Must see
Don't see it if You want a musical that has fluff
See it if to experience great theatre with exceptional acting from Jeremy Strong and the cast set in 19th century small town in Norway.Relevant themes
Don't see it if you are unable to sit for two hours without intermission (although there is a pause). Must see, but hard to get tickets.
See it if It's a necessary piece of theater. The cast is fantastic and the ideas behind the play are so meaningful.
Don't see it if you are looking for empty entertainment tonight... I understand sometimes we just want to escape reality...
See it if Want to be fully entertained by a Great cast
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See it if You love when a show is relevant to society’s issues of today. Also, the acting is superb and the staging was so creative!
Don't see it if You’re looking for a feel-good show. This play has funny moments but is very much a drama.
See it if I swore that I would never see anything Ibsen again. I am so glad that I forgot that promise to myself.
Don't see it if You do not want to see an amazing performance by Jeremy Strong. He creates his own world on stage. Absolutely remarkable.
See it if You want a solid story that thoughtfully explores public health, politics and human nature, and having it brought to life by a stellar cast.
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"...a bitter satire of local politics that soon reveals itself as a slow-boil tragedy"
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"Gold’s 'An Enemy of the People'... feels pointedly modern"
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"Gold's production...skillfully balances the play’s history and its timeliness."
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"Strong and Imperioli both bring a vigorous contemporary affect to the material."
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"...performed in a supremely intelligent new version by Amy Herzog."
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"An actorly, Broadway face-off between Jeremy Strong and Michael Imperioli"
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"the new production deftly underscores the parallels of our current ugly political divide"
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"Climate activists disrupting Jeremy Strong was the best part of the play"
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