See it if you want to cry laugh and have life through in perspective
Don't see it if go see it its worth it.
See it if A touching relatable story, beautifully written & masterfully & convincingly performed. Parts if it brought me to tears; THAT good!
Don't see it if You don’t like plays that will touch your heart & make you laugh & cry. Read more
See it if Love Nathan lane and want to be challenged
Don't see it if You don’t like straight plays
See it if You are dealing with senior age parents and them being hard headed and you need a laugh .Very relevant with baby boomers aging in droves .
Don't see it if You can’t appreciate the topic of getting older
See it if you like an exquisite story about family, their interactions, & their basically unconditional love for each other. Stellar acting!!
Don't see it if you don't want to be reminded that we only have sooo much time to spend & enjoy with our families, and can't be together forever!
See it if you are looking to see a POWERHOUSE CAST deliver POWERHOUSE performances - Lane, Burstein, and Wanamaker deliver unforgettable performances!
Don't see it if seeing a family drama which explores the very question of what it means to be a family and all that entails doesn't interest you. Read more
See it if you're feeling lots of feelings and emotions. This show is comic and dramatic in the same time. It will make you laugh and cry. Amazing cast
Don't see it if no reasons. It is a must see show.
See it if All of the actors were superb; especially resonated because about family similar in age to mine, moving and funny.
Don't see it if If you don't like Nathan Lane, if you want something that is laugh out loud funny with no sadness.
“At just 1 hour and 45 minutes, with no intermission, a play should not feel padded, but it does. Still, it is hardly without its pleasures: It’s funnier than expected, and Sher’s poetic naturalism as he creates stage pictures is always moving to watch. “
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“White’s ‘Pictures From Home’ sometimes feels like an illustrated lecture about itself, and of images that are meant to say enough on their own.”
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“As in any play about a family, White covers expected territory about generational divides, legacies, mortality, and finally, love.”
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“ ‘Pictures From Home,’ the play, ends up being a very good argument for ‘Pictures From Home,’ the memoir, but not much of one for itself.”
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“Sultan’s portraiture was a combination of candid and staged, exquisitely composed in a way that Sher’s production is not...Everything onstage looks cold by contrast.”
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“...’Pictures From Home’ remains two-dimensional. It’s more a comic gloss on the family’s sometimes fractious but loving relationships than the more searching examination of the images we project, in photos and in life, in contrast to the murkiness of our interior lives, that the play seems to be striving toward.”
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“While the intimate and honest views of a family’s inner workings can’t help but touch our hearts at steadily paced moments, ‘Pictures From Home’ is too blunt in its characterizations...we can’t help but feeling sympathy for all concerned, characters and actors, but, sad to say, it’s the arguments we’ll remember.”
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“As Broadway obsesses over youth and revolt, here’s a sweet and wise Broadway play about just wanting your mom and dad to keep on going, to wish they could live for ever and to realize that any artist can complain and roar but some wise ones choose instead to render their loved ones immortal.”
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