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See it if plot lines similar to of episodes of "Friends" do it for you.

Don't see it if you're looking for a meaty script to uncover great truths about relationships or life.

Also Enjoyable performances by Simone Serra and Scott Brieden as the sidekick couple; they played the most with elevating the language. What the show is missing from the main couple is a feeling of levity and ease of them choosing to be together in the first place. Not much was at stake, but maybe not much was supposed to be. Shout out to the working fountain on that small stage!... Read more Read less

See it if female playwrights make you go WAHOO! and you're into seeing themes of authenticity in culture play out.

Don't see it if you need to root for the main character. Unfortunately, the actress playing Lucia is hard to get behind in her search for self.

See it if you like to get in on the action.

Don't see it if you prefer your theatre experiences to be in front of a proscenium.

See it if you can. You should. Don't hesitate.

Don't see it if You should not not see it.

See it if you'd like some delicious moments between 2 great actors, and are in a contemplative mood. Bonus for Brits - it's got references galore!

Don't see it if dark, two-handers aren't your cup of tea.

See it if you'd like to see differently abled actors on Broadway!

Don't see it if stripped down sets and transparency isn't your thing.

Also Casting Madison Ferris as Laura gave the play a deeper empathy than past productions I've seen, especially up against the athletic and bouncy Finn Wittrock. Sally Fields is just right; a mother who is obsessed with her children's success, and a woman who finds comfort in her present situation with the remembrances of her youthful and flirty heyday. Joe Montello is indeed a liiiiitle old for the role, but this is theatre! - one must suspend some disbelief in order to melt into the world of the play. He is spot on with his struggle between freedom and obligation.... Read more Read less

See it if you can't get enough of everything Hamilton.

Don't see it if you've not seen Hamilton. You can probably get away with coming if you're familiar with the soundtrack, but it's better if you've seen it.

See it if dizzying spectacle and interesting staging is your thang.

Don't see it if dissonant music and dense story line take away from your enjoyment of a show.

See it if Cate Blanchett.

Don't see it if staying on top of Chekhov's spiderweb of who's-who and who's-done-who characters makes you groan.