See it if Interesting plot and characters but the main reason to see this revival is Adam Driver. His outlandish character is up to Adam's new persona
Don't see it if Brandon Uranowitz is fine as the gay roommate. Adam's character is loud but sensitive and vulnerable, too. That's why Keri falls for him. Read more
See it if you like absorbing revivals-this is more compelling than the original Broadway version. you like great acting/staging/production.
Don't see it if You are offended by foul language and sexual situations and mentions of drug and alcohol useage.
See it if If you want to see a well acted play(especially Adam Drive) about relationships and death
Don't see it if If you don’t like lots of swearing Read more
See it if You are a fan of the actors. Like shows with great acting. Shows about characters forming relationships while dealing with grief
Don't see it if You only like musicals. Don't like long talk-y shows. Get offended by language that at times isn't pc Read more
See it if you want to be mesmerized by Adam Driver's performance. I didn't think I liked him especially; now a huge fan. Great writing, great cast
Don't see it if It's hard for the other actors to compete with Driver's outsize role; the play can feel unbalanced as a result (dull when he's not there)
See it if you want to be amazed by how great all the actors are, except K. Russell; A Driver is actually a must see in this which makes it so hard...
Don't see it if ...that Russell is so plastic and unemotional in her performance, I actually felt bad for the other actors who were wonderful
See it if you want to see Adam Driver's hilarious and captivating performance. Keri Russell is also good, but not the standout.
Don't see it if you don't like character-driven plays or want to see something that feels fresh and less dated in 2019.
See it if you enjoy plays that have twists and turns with a surprising ending.
Don't see it if you do not enjoy plays that take place in one setting location.