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See it if 20 yrs after its debut, CotSC is still relevant as the scammers go after the unwary (again). Worth seeing for David Warshofsky's perf as dad

Don't see it if If you don't like Sam Shepard plays but are curious, then U could do much worse. If U abhor stage nudity then skip. Gross ref's to animals 2

See it if You might like this if you have a real good seat and a sense of humor that appreciates rhyming verse channeled through the Three Stooges.

Don't see it if Don't C unless some-1 that knows your sense of humor recommends U see it. Beware of "revenge recommendations" that hope U will hate it too.

Also SPOILERS: Grand finale of the show is a chorus line of FIVE male dancers with "remote-control" erections that move to the music. If this doesn't arouse (pun intended) your need to see this then you probably don't need too. Queer humor in the show also includes dead bodies that are de-gassed (fart noises aplenty). Grossout humor (intestines made from strings of wieners) is minimal in the visual sense, but lots of verbal references to gross incidences. Some references to the brutality in Shakespeare's TITUS ANDRONICUS, especially his daughter's rape & subsequent tortures. Overall, a test of sophisticated theater goers appreciation of great acting from the trio, some pointed anti-govt-anti-war rhyming, and too many fart noises for a Broadway show. Not even Monty Python's SPAMALOT went this far, nor should they have. Expect a short run and then it will be soon forgotten. :(... Read more Read less

See it if Foursome (2 couples) takes the stage (at times) & tries to set off sparks with middling results. "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" - NOT! :(

Don't see it if Don't see it if U R prudish & don't wish to see various "sex toys" exhibited but rarely used to any comic effect (& NO sexual effect AT ALL)

See it if A year-&-a-half on the Bway, but still as fresh & relevant as a TEXT ALERT. Altho several 'Evans' have come & gone it's the tunes that SOAR!

Don't see it if Show will mean less to U if you've never been the outsider, "Waving Through a Window" at the 'real' world. Also, songs R more pop than Bway?

Also Other standout songs include: "Requiem," "You Will Be Found" and "So Big/So Small." Show is more suitable for the Social Media crowd than "I can't turn off my cellphone" grannies who hate the technology to begin with. Still the MUST-SEE show of the 21st century.... Read more Read less

See it if ROCKTOPIA vainly tries to unite fans of classical music w/ rock ballads (no backstory as to Y). No songlist in the program so study opera??

Don't see it if Skip if U don't like LIVE concert performers that cannot riff with the audience, basically Sing & walk-off style. Be a fan of slow music too

See it if Small cast dealing w/ the huge topic of mental disability in a small dysfunctional family. Lead actor actually HAS Downs Syndrome. Poignant?

Don't see it if EVERYONE is playing an obnoxious character in play, so "Amy" is the only one to root for. Her perf can't fill this House-get hearing device?

See it if IF you are a fan of the many stars that Broadway has created, then be sure your cam/phone batteries are fully charged so you can take pics!!

Don't see it if Skip if you mainly interested in newer stars of which there were only a few portraits from stars of recent hits in Shubert theaters only??

See it if The events following a regional disaster take a backseat to chit-chat, tea, & adultery. Not G.B. Shaw, but Brit-philes may like its 3 stars

Don't see it if If U don't pay close attention U may miss the backstory that lends gravity to this seemingly trivial coded "chat" between 3 retired folks.

Also I think they did the audience a disservice by not having an intermission, because some people may not have been paying enough attention with the "coded" language. Like saying "The WAVE "instead of TSUNAMI or "Plant SHUTDOWN" instead of a more accurate report that's a the aftermath of a Nuclear Core MELTDOWN. I overheard one woman remark that she had no idea they were nuclear scientists even tho it's mentioned several times by different characters. With an act break, confused folks could have chatted up their friends and been brought back into the story. Plus 90 min is about avg. for plays without intermission, and this show is just 10 min (Barely) short of 2 hrs. Good acting, but why fly this project (that reeks of "Off-Bdwy" themes) all the way across "The Pond" I'll never know. Tsunamis and earthquakes don't impress modern Bdwy audiences unless U SHOW IT HAPPENING onstage. Not enuf memorable lines & prescient dialogue like: "If you're not going to grow, don't live."... Read more Read less

See it if Count Orsino opens the show w/ 1 of Shakespeare's most famous monologues, "If Music be the Food of Love ... Play on" -and so they do -"PLAY"

Don't see it if If you like the Bard totally traditional then U might not like the additional songs that bring the show to nearly 3 hrs (w/ intermission)

Also Fiasco folks are in fine form with their regular players nailing the language, singing, & instrument-playing as well as the RSC. And some newly recruited members to this production of "12th Night" are quick-studies and fit right in with the intimate staging in a 3/4 thrust venue. I'd forgotten that the comedy actually ends with "3" couples betrothed by play's end which is Shakespearean comedy at its best. I say that because I was always taught that comedy starts with the World out of joint, and ends with the joining of hands in marriage. Great stuff, if you enjoy music from the period blended with the Bard's own songs (usually for the Fool to sing) then RUN don't walk down to the Classic Stage Company in the East Village cause seats are going fast and the run ends in early Jan. 2018. Great stuff from a well-oiled ensemble, that's as good as it gets unless you want to wait for Shakespeare in the Park next summer ... c'mon Bard-lovers, why wait?... Read more Read less

See it if HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS-$48-49K (last wk gross)--37% attendance--Avg. ticket price: $13.51. Now that's a lot of comps & No-shows! Word-Is-Out.

Don't see it if Numbers r bad, reviews r bad, & anyone who's seen ANY other Xmas show is shakin their heads. 3 newbie singers cannot carry bad songs/intro's

Also If inexperience is a cardinal sin, it shows on the faces of all the perfs. Only Candace Glover (A.Idol-S.12) & Josh Kaufman (TheVoice-S.6) have the vocal chops to hold their own ... Vocally. Neither one (nor anyone else except actor/perf Danny Aiello ) seemed to be comfortable in front of a LIVE NYC audience. Many sang ENTIRE songs w/ their eyes CLOSED? Like they were in a recording studio?? The songs were chopped up so actor Danny Aiello could tell these horrible Xmas-past monologues that destroyed the rhythm of the show. He sings during the latter stages & somewhat redeems himself by saying how excited he was to be in "1st Musical on Bdwy." Sorry, Danny, THIS is a concert, NOT a muscial. Hence, no BOOK, no Characters, NO director to shape it, and not a lick of sense from the producers. A married couple known for their a capella "group" work do a bit in the show, but as soloists w/ the band. Why not mix things up with some a cappella carols, nope? Why not LET the singers finish a song... Read more Read less

See it if Shows about stand-up comics are un-funny as a rule. This 1 takes on the rom-com genre & proves that the same goes for romance. Needs depth??

Don't see it if Skip if U like comedies to actually be funny. Don't go unless U R already a fan of stars Max Crumm, Paul Molnar & Lucy DeVito (tru-troupers)

Also Lastly, you just paid for a long one-act, but not long enuf at 55 min to give the characters enuf depth to care about them. However it does give you enuf time to wonder WHO thought this show was ready to get beyond "workshop" status. Maybe they could have helped themselves by letting the 3 stand-ups in the show do a first act of ACTUAL jokes on a mike, and then take the rest of the show as a 2nd act of their lives offstage. At least then the audience might find a reason to root for them, even if the opening jokes were bad it would make their off-stage complaining pay bigger dividends. Right now all they've created is an underwritten play of a situation that a lot of women could identify with, or maybe try switching up the concept to "Practice-dating with gays"?? Now that would be a "Hot Mess" -- ya think?... Read more Read less

See it if Sept. 14, 2008 -The day this Jukebox musical opened & it's still running 9 yrs. later to full houses of grinning lil old ladies. Don't scoff

Don't see it if If you don't like pop songs from the 50's & 60's (see list below) or all-female casts (4 cuties). If U don't like audience interaction also

Also FACT: when this show opened future Tony winner (for "Come From Away") Beth Malone played 'Betty Jean'. Now here's the sdtk to either be loved or hated (U decide):
1. Act 1. Welcome / Mr. Sandman
2. Sugar & Spice Medley: Lollipop / Sugartime
3. Allegheny Moon
4. Medley: All I Have to Do Is Dream / Dream Lover
5. Stupid Cupid
6. Lipstick on Your Collar
7. Lucky Lips
8. Secret Love
9. Medley: Mr. Lee / Born Too Late / Teacher's Pet
10. Medley: Sincerely / Goodnight Sweetheart, Go
11. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me

12. Act 2. Welcome Back / Heatwave
13. It's in His Kiss
14. Wedding Bell Blues
15. You Don't Own Me
16. With This Ring
17. I Only Want to Be With You
18. That's When the Tears Start
19. It's My Party
20. Son of a Preacher Man
21. Leader of the Pack
22. Maybe
23.Maybe I Know
24. Needle in a Haystack
25. Rescue Me
26. Respect
27. Thank You and Goodnight

This is more than a songlist, it's a formula for creating your OWN musical!... Read more Read less

See it if Well, Harold Prince's PRINCE OF BROADWAY closed today but I got to see the show a coupla weeks ago. Solid cast of Bdwys best plus great nos.

Don't see it if If you don't like revues, even with very familiar material, U might be overwhelmed. Too many complex characters for too small a cast. 2much!

Also One thing I will say that would've helped this show greatly would have been to save all the Sondheim numbers for a separate ALL Sond-Harold Prince sequel show. Juxtaposing Sond with pop composers is jarring at best. Lastly, BRING BACK CABARET in a NEW revival! We need Nazi's back on Bdwy so Republicans don't feel left out :O :O... Read more Read less

See it if If anything, STUFFED! is the most accurately titled show on Off-Bdwy, & easier to put on a marquee than Everything U wanted 2 know bout food

Don't see it if If U don't like hearing women rant about what they can & can't eat. Skip if 4-women trapped on a micro-stage is scary 4 u. Vagina-monos-NOT?

See it if First act was stronger than the 2nd, mainly because the 1st focused more on 'Bella' which showcased Ms. Kelly's considerable skills. See it!

Don't see it if Don't go if U R a racist or cannot accept a 90% black Western. Also, if U cannot suspend your disbelief in regard to fantasy elements.

See it if Haven't seen this much Full Frontal Male Nudity since TAKE ME OUT. Seemed a bit gratuitous as did most of the direction. Great cast tho.

Don't see it if Closes Sun. so unless U're willing to see this year's John Guare revival NOW U can always wait for next year's pick? Mostly for Art-lovers.

See it if Kevin Kline has been on Bdwy 19 times w/ a paltry 5 Tony noms. Time for WIN #3 because this hammy, comic role is the culmination of his past

Don't see it if Don't see it if you hate or don't "get" plays about a life in the theater. And plays that feature intentionally hammy acting to get laughs!

See it if When U walk thru the doors U no this ain't goin 2b the same-o same-0. Then the lites go out, Expressionistic theater takes over, what a ride

Don't see it if Not for all tastes, stylized dialogue & settings, plus a 1922-style bashing of the upper classes by the below deck workers. Brief nudity too

See it if Ther' r 7,000 stories in the Naked City but when 9/11 happened those stories were diverted to an airfield in Canada. Amazing ensemble helps!

Don't see it if Don't see if U want stars and solo's, most of the songs are broken down between dozens of characters. If U hate Canadians and related jokes.

See it if Amazing how a play from the 1920's can resonate when confronting themes like capital punishment, yellow journalism & govt corruption? MUST-C

Don't see it if Don't see if U hate star-studded casts. If U don't like Nathan Lane just go to a matinee, he doesn't (Mike McGrath is brilliant replacement)

See it if Immersive theater is makin a comebac on Bdwy, 1st THE ENCOUNTER & now "COMET." U could b ON the stage too, tho "last row" mezz has best view

Don't see it if Die-hard Groban-ites may want 2 catch this tho he does lil in the 1st Act. Onstage seating for dozens of immersion fans. SEE IT NOW or DON'T

See it if IF you are familiar with playwright David Hare then U know U've got your work cut out as audience member. See the movie or READ the play 1st

Don't see it if This is a weirdly adult play with one sex scene, a naked girl painted as a 'tree' & a naked male to start the show. Not for the prudish.

See it if Just went back to see it w/ 75% of the orig. revival cast REPLACED! Good news, they R a spot-on energetic group that NAILS the choreography!

Don't see it if U really need to bring your imagination to this one. U have to believe they are CATS (in wigs, in spandex, dancing & singing). Bucket List??

Also All U want to do is get to that "Heavyside Layer" if U're a "Jellicle Cat." The journey for the audience is more complex, some will luv/hate. Loved it much more the 2nd time thanx to the continuing presence of Tyler Hanes as the "Rum Tum Tugger," a role he's played all year and fits like a glove. He's also comfortable enuf to adlib with the audience. I was equally impressed with the replacement performer for "Mr. Mistoffelees" who brought a new energy to the role and a creepier make-up design (Glad I saw Ricky Ubeda, the orig. actor -- now HE was PERFECTO!). I also missed the orig. leggy dancers playing: "Victoria" in perfect alignment as done by ABT dancer Gina Pazcoguin (now returned to the ABT), "Bombalurina" in her radiant glory as done by Christine Cornish Smith; "Jennyanydots" in the shoes of the tap-happy Eloise Kropp; and "Cassandra" who radiated pure sex in the form provided by Emily Pynenburg. :( Still worth watching -- Closes Dec. 30th, catch it while U can!!... Read more Read less

See it if How many times have U had an opportunity to see ANY production of TROILUS & CRESSIDA, nevermind a 1st rate showing of a 2nd-rate Shakespeare

Don't see it if MUST-SEE for Bard-o-philes and those willing to sit thru a young romance in order to witness one of the most violent battles ever staged!!

See it if Well, the top reason to see this revival is the perfect cast of '4'. In 1987 show John Malkovich won DD & Joan Allen got the Tony. Repeat!!!

Don't see it if Very talky show, monologues become rants quickly. Easy to 'hear' but not always easy to 'understand' due to the rapid-fire speaking.

Also Excellent casting. I first saw this off Broadway with Edward Norton as 'Pale'. Sadly the thin-framed, six foot tall Norton was unable to get his performance up to the scale of a PALE/John Malkovich (who always seems to look like he's 10 ft. tall on stage). Adam Driver (6'-2" & heavy set -the current 'Pale') has the size differential that puts the relationship into sharp physical focus and it was wonderful to see Driver & Keri Russell going toe-to-toe (her Bway debut to boot). Lots of laffs in this one due in part to Lanford Wilson's keen observations of the way roommates & couples talk to each other. Plus both Driver & Russell have great chemistry and comic timing. I was really glad I caught this play again, the casting makes a BIG difference.... Read more Read less

See it if One-man show that is somewhat immersive with the actor (of TV's Dexter) talking and not talking to the audience. A bit repetitive (shorten?)

Don't see it if If you are uncomfortable with a performer wandering into the audience but does it more than once. If you don't like jokes that are repeated.

See it if Blending Shakespeare with original music has been a hit/miss endeavour in years past, but this version is more hit than miss. Bway vets help

Don't see it if IF U like your Shakespeare PURE then this may not be 1 for you. But if U are willing to listen to the Bard's words musicalized then play on!

Also Some sample song excerpts:
Viola: "The Man I got to be" (becomes Cesario)
Feste (to Sir Tony Belch): "You're My Favorite ... Pain in the Ass" -repeated with other characters.
Viola solo: "Disguise" (playing both sides as a woman in love inside & man desired by Olivia on the outside)
The majority of the songs are tied in with the plot and performed by Tony winners Shuler Hensley (OKLAHOMA), Nikki M. James (BOOK OF MORMON) and others. Andrew W. Kober is a funny MALVOLIO with a song that becomes a running gag. Keep mind open, expectations low, & drink a-plenty in honor of Sir Toby and you will enjoy a-plenty!!... Read more Read less

See it if Very much an Off-Broadway show with expected elements of how whacked-out life can become, even in the waiting room of a funeral parlor. Okay

Don't see it if Do not see if you believe in the sanctity of the funeral ritual, especially with regard to the offstage aftermath of "The Lady" of the title

Also Basic low-brow humor that would play well in a dinner theater, only the name of the playwright keeps this upgraded to more artsy venues.... Read more Read less

See it if Die-hard Bard fans are in for some chuckles, especially from the experienced band of "Mechanicals" that steal the show w/ Pyramus & Thisbe!!

Don't see it if IF you are a stickler for appropriate vocal volume, 1 of the veterans thought he was performing in Central Park. A bit prudish costuming 2??

See it if In gambling there's a statistical chance that you "might" win your money back, but with Bdwy it's 100% risk. Get with Jessica, she knows all

Don't see it if If you prefer to blithely think that musicals "magically" appear on Broadway, the numbers will erase the innocence of putting on a show.

See it if Not a history lesson for morons as much as a "book list" for those who don't want to be morons on Latino history. More edifying than funny.

Don't see it if Skip if you don't like being lectured on the slow extermination of the Aztecs, Incas, & Latino's as a whole. Skip if U don't speak Spanish.

Also If you're not up on Spanish slang, then skip the show and head to the library, starting with "A People's History Of The United States" by Howard Zinn. Also, fans of Chris Columbus won't appreciate the bashing he gets in this show, along with Prez Trump (who really has it coming to him if U R a Puerto Rican). [One note on the rear mezzanine seating @Studio 54, it is VERY tight if you are over 5'-9" and very uncomfortable. Might be worth your while to buy a better seat just for the leg room alone.]... Read more Read less

See it if There's RIOT going on in midtown at the Signature, but it's long slog down the sidewalk to 10th av, then a long slog till the aforesaid riot

Don't see it if If you aren't a BIG fan of Chloe Sevigny or bare-chested boys, then skip it. Seems like a Sam Shepherd wannabe wrote it, no cigar. Great set

Also One thing I would like to add it that THE SET by Derek McClane is an amazing reproduction of a railroad-style flat with a girls bedroom to the left, a living room-kitchen-foyer combo center, and the mom's bedroom to the right. So if U love Chloe Sevigny, sit house right. If like young tits, sit house left. Topless boys abound so sit center if that's what U like for visuals. Easily the largest set I've ever seen for an Off-Broadway show. Kudos to the prop master too for filling it with tons of period stuff, totally authentic in look and feel of the times. So ya see, if U can score a cheap ticket and don't fall asleep you'll get to see a Great set and a pretty good climactic riot tho Stage violence with stage blood can be upsetting to some folks. You've been warned!... Read more Read less

See it if This is 1 of those shows where either U get it or U don't. Luckily, I got it! This isn't your daddy's PETER PAN, this is an insane revision!

Don't see it if If U don't have an open mind & imagination much of this will fall flat. Flying w/o Foys & Frenchmusic interludes notwithstanding, NOT4kids

Also "Remember not to bite your nails" may seem like a forgettable line, but repetition can make it resonate like the tick of a clock. And there is much repetition of lines, scenes, characters (often played by different actors in different scenes). Game cast really keeps this show ticking, but "Peter Pan' is no longer the main character in this feminist-inspired revision. Newbie actress Kelley Curran embraces the magic in Barrie's orig. prose and makes "Wendy" the real star of the show. What LEGO did for the legend of "Batman" w/ animation, Bedlam does with this show by banking on audience imagination. An intrusive narrator interrupts the action to inform us that the 'Flying-By-Foy' company's services were not obtained for the perf, but then goes on to give the name, address, & phone number for anyone wishing to use them for a future PP prod. 1 BIG note, this is a PP show for ADULTS, not kids, sexy innuendo (the word 'cake' esp.) , real kissing, & spanking-Cosplay. Be open, madness ensues!... Read more Read less

See it if In 2013, actor Michael Urie won the Drama Desk for solo perf, now he's ready to compete in the Lead Actor category. See it now or pay Bdwy $

Don't see it if This is 3 hrs (w/ 1 break) of one-liners & family melodrama, so if U're a 90 min play type this 1 may be 2 much. Diction-nazis stay away too

Also 1982 was a special year for Harvey Fierstein (the playwright) AND the actor (as 'Arnold Beckoff', the autobiographical lead character). Also a 20yr. old Matthew Broderick as 'David'; & Estelle Getty as 'Mrs. Beckoff'. The production transferred to Broadway minus MB (replace by Fisher Stevens). The play won 2 Tonys for Best Play & Actor in a Play (Harvey). In the 1987 revival Harvey returned, MB aged up to 'Alan' (the new lover); & the legendary Anne Bancroft took over the Mother/Mrs. B. Slight alterations were made to control the running time for this latest version as TORCH SONG. The structure of "3" episodes (or 1-acts as it was originally created) remains the same: Act 1: The International Stud. Act 2: Fugue in a Nursery. Act 3: Widows and Children First! Note: The mother character only appears in the last act.... Read more Read less

See it if 99% perfect big-budget musical until that 2-bitter bittersweet ending. Really? Is that the only way to end a Love Triangle? Otherwise GREAT!

Don't see it if Lotsa duets in this show, maybe more than Phantom, so if U hated PotO then U might skip this. Shows a dark side of Viet Nam so there's that!

Also Is it just me or was Eva Noblezada (as 'Kim') singing a whole level higher than everyone else in the cast. If U like "Star-Is-Born" stories then this is the ONE for the 2017 season. What a great, emotional range and nails any note they throw at her lyrically or belting. MUST-SEE just for her, and the rest of the cast is great, too, though the best songs seem to be written for the "Engineer" (BTW- Jon Jon Briones was out the night I saw it and the understudy knocked it out of the park). The more I see this show the less I think they should have let a non-Asian play that role in the original. It makes so much more sense with an Asian pimp as the Engineer. #nuffsaid.... Read more Read less

See it if A "Peep Show" gets a strange, but somewhat effective, re-vamping as "8" dancer-actors speak a sonnet then Dance in their skivvies. Shocking?

Don't see it if Using exploitation (lingerie-clad hotties) to protest the same is a slippery slope. Some will be offended, pervs will be aroused. No cigar?

See it if Saw their 3rd perf. & there were a couple line goofs plus open/closed sign has not been mastered by the cast. That aside, Dietz' play WORKS!

Don't see it if U prefer larger cast shows? This 2-hander may not meet your needs. Solid acting from both, tho theme of AIDS crisis may be uncomfortable 2 u

See it if TWO shows for the price of ONE as Act 1 starts us with snarky Weatherman "Phil Connors" only to b followed in Act 2 by his earned redemption

Don't see it if Don't see if the occasional F-bomb is offensive. I saw the movie so if U haven't then U might want to read some reviews below for others POV

See it if This is a BIG show & it more than fills up the Palace stage. Glenn Close was in perfect form last night going into the final wknd. C IT NOW

Don't see it if Skip if U don't like old-fashioned musicals w/ a car onstage. Seen the movie? U haven't seen anything, but if U hated the movie U mite pass?

See it if 2 hours + no intermission + a great, game cast + cool, but otherwise perfect weather = FREE Shakespeare in the Park as good as it gets.

Don't see it if Republicans should steer clear of Trump/Caesar & the onstage assassination of said figure. Bloody murder not for kids either, male butt too

See it if Easily the darkest musical to come out this season as it follows returning shellshocked vets whose love of music displaces their nightmares

Don't see it if Another Post-WW2 show following WAR PAINT & it's probably geared more to the older crowd. Add Veterans Day parade honorees. All others skip?

See it if Patti Lupone doesn't disappoint tho her Polish accent reduces dialogue to key words only. Christine Ebersole matches her note-4-note in Eng.

Don't see it if Don't see if U were born after 1999, even older folks will be googling for references to the $64,000 question, Rubenstein, & Arden lawsuits.

See it if A country-fied orchestra, a Gospel-ly Slave-chorus, Mark Twain's words, Roger Miller's songs, & a game cast make this THE entertainment pick

Don't see it if If U dislike all of the above elements or U don't like being pressured into seeing it by the 12th (Broadway transfer PLEEZ!!). Use of N-word

See it if If U luv Kristin Chenoweth then U will LUV-LUV-LUV this show. 1 special "surprise" was her rendition of "The Prayer" from Les Miz. LOVE HER!

Don't see it if I have a deeper love for KC so in retrospect I have to question her choices. Namely, guest soloist Andrew Lippa (better writer than singer).

See it if Melissa Errico plays 'Sharon', Finian's daughter, and matches her talents to the various styles of music. Ken Jennings handles the comedy!!

Don't see it if Too-dated costuming mutes Errico's physical charms, but it's still in previews so hemlines could loosen. Racist elements may offend racists.

See it if When Dewey says "You're 10 yrs. old and You're Better than me" he sums up the conceit of the show which takes kids to the top of Mount Rock

Don't see it if Well, it isn't called the School of ROCK for nothing, so forget orchestral tunes, cause these kids ROCK HARD! If U don't like kid actors RUN

See it if N.C. Hunter is the closest thing the Brits have to Anton Chekhov & over 60 yrs. later A DAY BY THE SEA still works on that level.

Don't see it if Certainly not 4 all tastes, but older audiences will easily sympathize with the many over 40 characters in the show. Stay away if anti-Brit!

See it if IF U're wondrin how the REPLACEMENTS R doin at SOMETHING ROTTEN, well the full houses speak volumes: Chase, McClure, Grisetti, Kritzer ROCK!

Don't see it if If U're picky bout how U like your satire portrayed, then this take of old-school Shakespeare & present-day Bdwy (via Nostrodamus) mite irk?