Tom 6194

See it if If you are a Guare fan.

Don't see it if If you are a Guare fan and don't mind being disappointed.

See it if Terrific one acts from the former Circle Rep company. Palace of Secrets is particularly engaging.

Don't see it if One acts in a small off off broadway house aren't your cup of tea.

See it if You want to see a not too successful play about racism.

Don't see it if You can't tolerate a poorly directed central performance that is painfully over the top.

See it if You want to have a really great time under the stars on a beautiful summer night. You WILL be amused.

Don't see it if You're a Shakespeare purist.

See it if You care fore exquisitely staged and thoughtful theater.

Don't see it if You are a bit of a prude or have trouble following a detailed storyline with many characters playing different characters.

See it if You want to see a rarely produced O'Neal play in an exquisitely designed production.

Don't see it if You are looking for intimacy.

See it if I can't think of a single reason you would want to see this badly written, terribly directed mess.

Don't see it if You want a rewarding evening of theater.

See it if You like Sally Field and Joe Montello,

Don't see it if You treasure the beauty of Tennessee Williams vision. Most of Sam Gold's choices work against the script.

See it if Are attracted to challenging, rewarding theater.

Don't see it if You are not attracted to challenging, rewarding theater.

See it if it doesn't bother you that a show peaks mid Act 1 and goes consistently down hill from there.

Don't see it if you're tired of shows making reference to other shows.

See it if You care about true emotions.

Don't see it if You're prudish.

See it if If you love the book and film and are willing to see a new interpretation .

Don't see it if You love the book and film and are not willing to see a new interpretation. Much of this works but there are real problems.

See it if 4 one acts of varying success but the two in the second act are terrific and well worth seeing-one thought provoking and the other hilarious

Don't see it if You don't enjoy evenings of one acts in a small off off broadway theater.

See it if You want to see transcendent theater.

Don't see it if You have an inability to listen.

See it if You want to see powerful theater that tackles a multitude of problems within our society today.

Don't see it if Just see it!

See it if You are curious about what David Byrne would do after the far more rewarding Here Lies Love.

Don't see it if Are expecting an insightful and rewarding telling of the Joan of Arc story.

See it if You want to see some lovely performances. Rachel Bay Jones is particularly terrific.

Don't see it if This didn't work for me at all. I rather hated the score. The set is a mess and the book did not engage me.

See it if You don't mind seeing a badly directed old chestnut. This could be fun but O'Brien's poor direction and miscasting makes this a misfire.

Don't see it if You want to have a good time.

See it if You love Gershwin and some beautiful staging and dancing.

Don't see it if The current male lead is a beautiful dancer but otherwise not quite up to the job. The show can be stunning but is overall a bit dull.

See it if You want the best history class you will ever experience.

Don't see it if You're expectations are so high they could never be met.

See it if You want to see great theater.

Don't see it if I see no reason not to see it.

See it if Terrific. It's painfully relevant to today.

Don't see it if You are not prepared to think.