Oslo (Broadway) NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if you want to see dudes yelling about peace for three hours; if you're a Jennifer Ehle or Michael Aronov superfan

Don't see it if you'd rather read an excellently written/reported NewYorker piece than see something in that style meticulously staged

See it if you like good acting and middle eastern politics

Don't see it if you have read the newspaper , don't like talky shows with little action ,or set design

See it if you want to live through the experience of the Oslo accord to see how the parties involved got along, according to the play's author.

Don't see it if you want to see a play that is engrossing. I found it very difficult to sit for the 3 hours of the play. The play could have been shorter. Read more

See it if You are interested in politically- and historically-themed dramas.

Don't see it if You prefer shorter plays with more action and less dialogue.

See it if you're curious.

Don't see it if 3 hours is too many for you.

See it if an important play with an interesting subject matter. Makes you want to research more about the Oslo Accords.

Don't see it if too much yelling and at times the tone felt like a somewhat superficial history class; still, it is an important work.

See it if you are into middle east politics and can sit for 3 hours for a not very EMOTIONALLY engaging play. I left at intermission....

Don't see it if you aren't a real politico or can't sit for a long drama that is long on talk and short on action

See it if you are interested in the Palestinian question, the possibilities of peace negotiations, good ensemble acting.

Don't see it if you are sleepy. Read more