See it if masterful performances. Powerful. Moving. Touching. Intelligent. Empowering.
Don't see it if you don't like theater.
See it if You want to see one of the first plays about AIDS.
Don't see it if You're not interested in gay history whatsoever.
See it if you want to be moved, humored, enraged, and everything in between when you go to the theater. This is the best play I've ever seen.
Don't see it if you must have Joe Mantello & Ellen Barkin's brilliance. I feel you, but see it even if they aren't in your production. A revelatory show.
See it if Great cast in a play that is relevant as both history and current events. Deeply moving.
Don't see it if The idea of a play about gay themes offends you.
See it if Saw off and on Bway. Groundbreaking for its time. Still relevant and eye opening. It should have been seen by Ronald Reagan.
Don't see it if You had (have) your head in the sand about the AIDS epidemic and how it tore apart our country.
See it if you want to see a compassionate show about gay life in the 80s, you want to be angry about the AIDS crisis, you're interested in AIDS.
Don't see it if you want a happy show.
See it if NOT the Broadway version, but a powerful play even in the hands of students. I knew the whole cast & spent most of it crying my eyes out.
Don't see it if Well if U are homophobic then a show about gay men fighting the govt. over HIV meds could be uncomfortable. Live with the discomfort, SEE IT
See it if you have a pulse. This is essential theater. Powerful, deeply inspiring, absolutely devastating & always, always relevant.
Don't see it if you're looking to sit back & take in a light, fluffy show. This is show that deals with AIDS & death. It's brutal but necessary.