See it if you want to laugh and are ok with poking fun at Peter Pan
Don't see it if you have no sense of humor and only like traditional shows
See it if you want to laugh really hard and are looking for a show the whole family will enjoy
Don't see it if you don't like slapstick or physical comedy
See it if You want to see one of the funniest shows ever put on Broadway - I was exhausted from laughing nonstop.
Don't see it if You aren't a fan of the style of humor this series uses.
See it if you want to laugh. So clever.
Don't see it if you are a sad sack
See it if You want to laugh. This is one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. The humor is exquisite, these people are geniuses.
Don't see it if You want a serious play, this is a full on comedy.
See it if you like parody and farce and don't mind slapstick
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See it if You like farce and love to laugh. I did not like the Play that Goes Wrong but this one was really really funny! Loved it.
Don't see it if You don't like farce or are a curmudgeon! This is very clever.
See it if sometimes you just want to see funny, ridiculous, clever physical comedy and laugh with a room full of people.
Don't see it if you are not at all entertained by slapstick comedy or panto.
"In 'Peter Pan Goes Wrong,' which opened Wednesday at the Ethel Barrymore Theater...the jokes and mishaps are still funny, if not quite as magical the second time around."
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"The best way to enjoy 'Peter Pan Goes Wrong,' in fact, may be to take it as some kind of comedy of errors...the game resilience of the actors—as they suffer through relentless variations on disaster slapstick—gets a little tiring, at least for me, when offered in a two-hour dose."
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"The bread and butter of Peter Pan’s humor is broad and full of grievous injuries. Like most carb-and-fat combinations, that means it goes down easy but risks leaving us too sated too soon."
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“ 'Peter Pan Goes Wrong' goes long and belabors its physical and vocal antics. But in general, too much of a good thing is a great thing here."
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" 'Peter Pan Goes Wrong' exceedingly well. I mean to say, it goes right by going very wrong and avoiding ever going right."
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" PPGW uses a play-within-a-play structure as both loving tribute to theater and knowing satire on the narcissism and fearlessness required to make it."
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"At two hours and five minutes over two acts, the effect of the wackiness wears off a tad toward the end — even though the final chase scene is brilliantly choreographed on Simon Scullion’s set of a million secrets."
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"Children (and children at heart) willing to ride the giggle train will enjoy this production the most."
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