TigerandTurkey

See it if you wanna see what the fuzz is about; in an interracial relationship with a white partner or as the white partner; just wanna stage nudity

Don't see it if you don't like story with intense racial tension; or that's too long etc.

Also second act is too long and can use some tightening-up; the play is smart and but sometimes you feel the writer knows that this is smart and then it wanders into the realm of showing off and almost way too writer-y and that can be a bit of a turn-off.

The play lacks emotional truth/honesty and its cleverness sometimes feel manipulative. Admittedly, these are important conversations to have, but at whose expenses?

A play for the white gaze. Even when it's calling things out it's provocative in a safe way, hitting white liberals' G-spot.... Read more Read less

See it if you want to get into the mind of conservatives and witness a conversation that's crudely honest

Don't see it if you don't like talky theatre that wants to tackle bigger and deeper themes; or you don't like 2 hour shows without an intermission

Also great stage metahpors. you want to shoot the evil but you kill the innocent.... Read more Read less

See it if you want a predictable story while being washed over by the unbearable whiteness of being

Don't see it if you want stories that reflect here and now

Also When cliches and stereotypical characters/plots were being thrown at me, I thought those were a joke and Donald Margulies would subvert them later but it was just one of the white family dramas where you know what's gonna go wrong in the overtly expositional first scene - guess who cheated on whom? In a time where marginalized communities are fighting for visibilities, productions like this are likely to make POC audience feel harmed.... Read more Read less

See it if you like family drama blends with magic realism, haunting past meets present, and mushroom hunting...

Don't see it if non-linear plots tend to confuse you.

See it if you enjoy a contemporary play about three black girls living the black American life and the hilarity and insanity that come with it

Don't see it if you don't like explicit sexual content or want a play with a solid structure

Also This play is very cinematic. I kept thinking about why I am watching this on stage vs. on the screen. The set design, obviously very expensive, doesn't seek to help establish the theatricality of this piece.... Read more Read less

See it if you like a contemporary version of the story with many great one-liners

Don't see it if don't like to sit in a theatre with tiny seats for 2 h 30 mins

See it if messy but different shows excite you; you wanna see alan cummings naked;

Don't see it if can't stand three-act shows

See it if you like well-executed docudramas; ensemble pieces; political theatre

Don't see it if you need concrete conflicts

See it if you like non-traditional storytelling​

Don't see it if you prefer a linear story

Also the writing, the directing, and the set could be messier, which might actually work for this play,... Read more Read less

See it if enjoy stories about rage, trauma, and damaged people trying to heal themselves

Don't see it if don't like the Appalachian accents,

Also I find it a little hard to understand the characters in their journey thus having difficulty investing in any of them.... Read more Read less

See it if you like something different and want to be challenged and surprised​

Don't see it if you like a cohesive story with real life characters

See it if if you like good dialogues and strong characters

Don't see it if you don't like dialogue heavy shows

Also the plays feels sincere

See it if you enjoy plays about white gay folks talking about themselves in an ultra articulating way

Don't see it if you want an honest story with plot and characters

Also This could be a blog article or radio piece and I wouldn't have missed anything.... Read more Read less

See it if you like a relevant story told in a different but somewhat confusing way

Don't see it if you like a polished story

See it if you like digital clowning

Don't see it if you need a concrete story

See it if you like a ​well-written story/realism

Don't see it if you don't like moments when it may get a little too indulgent

See it if you like a relevant story told in a well-performed musical form

Don't see it if don't like road trip style stories

See it if you just have to see all the Public shows

Don't see it if you like engaging shows

See it if you like Julia Cho's other work, this is just like one of them.

Don't see it if don't like indulgent acting and melodramatic moments

See it if you like story centered on teenage girls and their relationships; spirituality etc.

Don't see it if depiction of violence on stage turns you off

Also gorgeous set; play falls apart towards the end but overall very enjoyable... Read more Read less

See it if you like multi-layered stories about toxic family members, dream, and friendship

Don't see it if you don't like music related topics

See it if you want a refreshing take on many of the LGBTQ issues facing queer POCs, from an unapologetically black fem queer point of view.

Don't see it if you don't want stories that challenge you, or think that black writers should only write about slavery and police brutality.

See it if you like light-hearted fun and catchy songs

Don't see it if you are offended by jokes made out of stereotypes for parody's purposes

See it if you like a layered story that explores spiritual memory, loss, and displacement

Don't see it if you don't like "ghost" or immigration stories

Also A clever story about immigration and displacement under the disguise of a ghost story. The heart of this story is simple & truthful and the result haunting. Absolutely brilliant writing. Designs could be stronger. The mother character is a delight.... Read more Read less

See it if you like an energetic show, great singing and acting

Don't see it if you don't like linear shows

See it if you like drama that feels lived and powerful​

Don't see it if you don't like watching physical suffering and medical surgery depiction on stage

See it if you want an intimate space to experience a one-man show in an innovative way

Don't see it if gay people living their gay life or gay cliches annoy you

See it if a tender and clever story about displacement, loneliness, and language and what's lost in translation. Nassim plays with form and structure.

Don't see it if don't like audience engagement or want a cohesive "plot" to follow

See it if relevant theatre about immigration/refugee and the past we can't just simply put behind us or escape

Don't see it if family drama, immigration-related​ issues aren't your thing

Also the story seems a little bit unfocused towards the end as it tries to take on too many issues facing women/culture/morality etc in immigrant communities​... Read more Read less

See it if you want to see three amazing actors trying to portray six roles.

Don't see it if you don't like white family dramas with an excruciating amount of small talks and unimportant details.

See it if you enjoy poetic dialogues

Don't see it if you don't like 2 character plays

See it if you like talented performers mixing songs with good storytelling

Don't see it if don't like cabaret​ style shows

See it if you like multi-media stage poetry

Don't see it if you don't like experimental stuff

See it if you like seeing great and electrifying actors at work

Don't see it if you don't like a two-hander

See it if you like a ​well-staged and well-designed ensemble piece

Don't see it if you want well-developed characters​ to follow

See it if you like a combination of Kushner and Akhtar Style.

Don't see it if don't like a 2.5 hrs show

See it if you like one-man shows filled with jokes

Don't see it if want a thought-provoking, engaging story

Also end of play is nice, just takes way too long to get there

See it if Like on stage male nudity.

Don't see it if well-written dialogues intrigue you, as there are none.