See it if you like pared-down, straight forward shows. Once has no bells & whistles, but the characters are well-drawn and the music is pleasant.
Don't see it if you want something sophisticated or lavish. Probably better in an intimate setting; too small a show for Broadway. A quiet pleasure. Read more
See it if you like unrequited love stories. Folk music.
Don't see it if you like plots that make sense.
See it if You like very slow moving musicals about characters who are dull.
Don't see it if You want to see something with catchy music or are expecting a great love story, this show is not that.
See it if love talented musicians
Don't see it if you didn't like the movie.
See it if You're absolutely in love with the movie.
Don't see it if You found the movie slow.... The show is on par.
See it if you can find what all the critics loved so much. Maybe it was the original leads, who I didn't see. No idea.
Don't see it if the fact the actors play their own instruments isn't enough to get you through two-plus hours. I really. Do. Not. Get the hype.
See it if you want to "fall slowly" into an nontraditional type of love story that avoids the cliches. Thoughtful, resonant songs will sweep you away.
Don't see it if you like flashier musicals with intense staging, costuming, and design. There is a sparseness here, but it offers intimacy and delicacy.
See it if you want to see something innovative and unique. It's a smaller scale production that packs an emotional punch.
Don't see it if you're looking for a more traditional, flashy musical.
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