See it if you appreciate edgy political humor, told by a master chameleonic stage presence, who pushes the boundaries from a loving place in his heart
Don't see it if you are easily offended by adult humor
See it if You love the genius of John Leguizamo and are genuinely open to learning something.
Don't see it if You are expecting a rip roaring comedy.
See it if you are a John Leguizamo fan, if you are Latino or know and love a Latino, or if you are interested in inclusive history.
Don't see it if vulgar language insults you, you are not interested in historical inclusion of minority perspectives or in Latin issues in general.
See it if You love comedy shows that are quick, funny and thought provoking.
Don't see it if You have a narrow mind. You love the political climate of today. You think whites are superior. You expect anything other than comedy.
See it if you are a fan of John Leguizamo and want to experience a very funny and unusual version of Latin American history.
Don't see it if you don't like one man shows or profanity.
See it if you're a Leguizamo fan or have an interest in Latin American history. I found it to be really insightful and funny. You'll learn a ton.
Don't see it if you tend to not enjoy one-man shows.
See it if you're a John Leguizamo fan, if you want to laugh a lot, if you are open minded
Don't see it if If you're a serious person without sense of humor, if you don't know any word in Spanish language.
See it if You like John Leguizamo (he takes a pic and autograph afterwards, with the purchase of a book). Solo show. Some Español. Some cussing. All
Don't see it if Funny. It was educational. Seat price a little steep, considering. Mezzanine seats were uncomfortable. My best friend was so happy, so B+
"The confessional tone of many of his previous stage outings is on display...If we did not like Leguizamo so well, we might resent being called Morons, but we’ll let it pass. It must be galling to hail from one of the Hispanic isles — the Bronx or P.R. for example–and have us flaunt the myth that America was 'discovered' by an Italian in service to his Spanish Queen."
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“Leguizamo needs to make room on his shelf of accomplishments because ‘Latin History For Morons’ is a powerful, and powerfully funny lecture that should once again garner awards for its creator and professor…In this production Taccone lets his thoroughbred lead run at his own pace but has crafted a world around him that lets every aspect shine…Leguizamo is a true citizen of the world and he’s on a mission to teach a class we should all take. Now more than ever."
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"Unapologetic, of-the-moment, matured and funny...Leguizamo delivers his signature brand of humor, self-deprecation with a newfound responsibility to bring political awareness to the mistreatment of Latino immigrants by the current administration...Definitely worth seeing. Middle-age certainly hasn’t slowed Leguizamo down, and his fans will not be disappointed."
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