See it if you are fans of the cast members or the author.
Don't see it if you have other broadway plays on your list of productions to be seen.
See it if You want a few easy laughs and don't mind if there's not a lot of substance behind them.
Don't see it if You want a fully coherent plot or if overly broad comedic acting bothers you.
See it if you want a light, fun afternoon. Laura Benanti is stunning and funny especially after just having a baby.
Don't see it if don't care for Amy Schumer, even if she is good in this production.
See it if you don't mind humor-meets-surrealism-meets-a play suffering from an identity crisis or crudeness; are fans of the actors & Steve Martin.
Don't see it if expecting some deeply-thoughtful and illuminating, riotously funny, or PG-esque love story; hoping for another Bright Star; easily offended. Read more
See it if you love any and all of the performers onstage, or are curious to see the output of the mind of Steve Martin.
Don't see it if you are expecting a linear, traditional storyline.
See it if You want to see some excellent performances in a play that is very uneven. Sometimes funny, sometimes flat.
Don't see it if You are offended by sexual situations and language.
See it if You are up for a light comedic take on Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf & if you are a fan of Amy Schumer. Jeremy Shamos is excellent!
Don't see it if you want a straight story line with no subtle & not-so- subtle plot shifts.
See it if Enjoyable, the good cast is fresh and funny (not hilarious). Raunchy humor.
Don't see it if You are not into comedy, whether good or mediocre.