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See it if you always wanted to read Milton's "Paradise Lost" but never did. It's a great way to understand it in two hours.

Don't see it if You are a feminist. Milton —like the Bible—blames everything on Eve, and the show is faithful to that screwed up and outdated view.

See it if you are a fan of the Golden Girls. The actors do a very good job playing the characters with a modern twist.

Don't see it if you are not a fan of the show. You might not understand most of the jokes.

See it if you are a big fan of Lois Robbins. She works really hard in trying to keep you engage through this monologue.

Don't see it if If you are looking for real gender insight. The show is a memoir of the author who doesn't take too many risks in revealing her secrets.

Also My main problem was the play itself. It presents a series of episodes in her life that don't seem to lead to a convincing conclusion. Maybe the need to please, or fear to offend her fans kept it in a very safe and predictable place.... Read more Read less

See it if you like literature and storytelling. If you like the idea of traveling back in time and spending an evening like they did a century ago.

Don't see it if you expect visual effects, acrobats or any thing that you'd see on a modern Broadway show.

Also In this age of visual overstimulation, it was great to turn off my phone and listen to a really good storyteller. John Kevin Jones is an excellent actor, I'm tempted to say that they don't make them like him anymore. He took us back in time to New York City at the turn of the century. The Merchant's Museum was the perfect setting for the evening. What an amazing space! It was a very low key, very minimalist, but perfect evening.... Read more Read less

See it if you are looking for an immersive and original theater experience. The entire show is in the dark, so you can't see anything.

Don't see it if you are not into experimental theater, or if you expect a traditional play with characters, storylines, etc. This show is totally sensorial.

See it if Is not a traditional play. It's an experimental— funny and tragic—show about how social-media is shaping our lives.

Don't see it if you are looking for traditional story lines. It's very "avant-garde", and deals with some explicit matters.