See it if You enjoy a hilariously dysfunctional family dynamics show that has you bold laughing out loud & slapping knees
Don't see it if Do not like F-word, are homophobic or use of slang body parts Read more
See it if you like LOL Gen X family dramedy, Micharl Urie’s comic genius, incredible ensemble, great writing, relevant topic of “adulting”
Don't see it if you dont like constant laughter from audience? Poignant moments from veteran actors nearing 80? You can’t face growing up? Go see it! Read more
See it if if you want to laugh hysterically then sob hysterically
Don't see it if you don't want to challenge your ideas about marriage/ commitment
See it if The subject matter is relevant, but portrayed with humor. The cast is excellent and Richard Greenberg's plays always hit home.
Don't see it if If you're in any way prudish and don't use foul language.
See it if you want to see marvelous actors in a funny, relevant, sad play. The dialogue is realistic, and the play makes you think about family.
Don't see it if you have no sense of humor or if you think Jesse Green is always right. I totally disagree with his assessment of this thoughtful play. Read more
See it if you want to see a play that has been perfectly cast, with each actor shining in their role. A hilarious family drama that really resonates.
Don't see it if you don't like dark comedies, intense family dramas, or don't like August Osage County.
See it if you want the joy of seeing a dynamite cast in a beautifully written play; you love seeing Bess Wohl's writing come to life
Don't see it if you only like musicals; you can't get tickets because it's all sold out
See it if You like family comedies/dramas that deal with real-life situations.
Don't see it if You're not a fan of Neil Simon-like comedies or contemporary plays.
"Marriage Is a Long-Running Farce
Bess Wohl’s new play puts a Neil Simonesque spin on the story of a couple considering divorce after 50 years."
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4/5 Stars: "In Leigh Silverman's production for Second Stage, the gifted cast...keeps the energy high. And the play does have touching things to say about the difficulty of trying to navigate a course between the Scylla and Charybdis of noncommunication and too much information."
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"The Sparkle and Glow of 'Grand Horizons'"
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"Jane Alexander, James Cromwell, Ben McKenzie and Michael Urie appear in the new comedy by 'Small Mouth Sounds' playwright Bess Wohl about a couple getting divorced after 50 years of marriage."
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"The spirit of Neil Simon lives on, if uneasily, in 'Grand Horizons,' Bess Wohl’s throwback 1970s-style sit-com."
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"Looking for Laughs at the End of the Road: Bess Wohl’s comedy about the breakup of a couple living in a senior community is humorous, but just barely."
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"Even TV Sitcoms Pull Off Dysfunctional Family Humor Better Than ‘Grand Horizons’ Does"
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"Jane Alexander & James Cromwell In A Marriage Story With Jokes"
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