See it if you want to see a fascinating look at the plight of blue collar workers in our current world. Great topic.
Don't see it if you require less mechanical plot machinations to move show along. If you don't want to see the look into our messy world and people. Read more
See it if You appreciate conversations about socio-economic themes and stellar actings.
Don't see it if You feel anxiety about constant aggression and unwillingness of characters to communicate clearly with one another.
See it if you haven't OD on scripts relating to effects of post-industrialization on peoples' lives, interested in Lynn Nottage post Pulitzer.
Don't see it if you want to see mediocre Nottage, want to strain to make out the dialogue, find nothing new in her analysis of socio-economic issues. Read more
See it if you want another take on racial issues we face in this country
Don't see it if you don't want to see a play that is 2 hr and 30 mins. It's not as good as 5 sessions. Read more
See it if You like dramas about real people and their struggles. This is a show about the decline of the American worker.
Don't see it if You don't like serious talk-y drama. There's a lot of exposition and explaination of the blue collar world.
See it if you like topical drama with fine ensemble acting
Don't see it if you expect to be shaken to the core Read more
See it if You can't see it now . It has closed
Don't see it if You are not fond of shows with political statements.
See it if A somewhat interesting story. Disappointing considering it won the Pulitzer.
Don't see it if A somewhat interesting story. Disappointing considering it won the Pulitzer.