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See it if You like to be freaked out. You are curious about 1970's New York. But more deeply, to be reminded that everyone has ghosts and demons.

Don't see it if Would not recommend for children.

Also I was delightfully unprepared for how the show draws you in to a seemingly normal 1970's Bronx Basement. But things start to get weird in a Mary Shelly kind of way. Without spoiling too much, the hilarious slapstick chemistry of three men dripping of Saturday Night Fever Machismo begins to get challenged by forces beyond the natural. Over the next few acts the play teases and then thrusts you into things you never thought possible, yet pulls you back to reality in a masterful way weaved like an ornate tapestry leaving you with questions like "are ghosts real?", "what is a ghost?", "Are demons personal?" and "is this what hell is like?" Culminating in a non-disney and real ending leaving me wondering to this very moment about the supernatural and morality. Yet another brilliant production by Director Lorca Peress, Writer Desi Moreno-Penson and the entire crew of Multistages. BRAVO!... Read more Read less

See it if You want to learn about the history of Puerto Rico and be taken on a soulful journey into the history of the Americas

Don't see it if I have nothing on this.

See it if A chemistry of the cast like a strong and nuanced vintage....thanks to the director. The story is important. Funny, sad, powerful, inspiring

Don't see it if I can think of no good reason not to see this show...

Also A chemistry of the cast like a strong and nuanced vintage....wonderfully, meticulously and passionately directed with Bolaños' touch. It is clear that the cast and story have developed and evolved together to a new elevation....which is why you need to witness the magic for yourself.. The story is important and highly relevant to the Latin experience in America right now, and it has some twists that will keep you wondering and enquiring as you take this journey home with you. It is funny....so funny...physically funny but also Garcia's wit is evident in his best work ever... it is sad, it is powerful and it is inspiring...there are too many good and important things happening in just the right combination for you to miss it!... Read more Read less