See it if You want to be surprised by a wonderful show! Great fun, we could tast the sandwiches.
Don't see it if You can’t handle strong language…
See it if You like a show that gets down & dirty and makes you laugh, and not offended by foul language. Enjoy great acting, simple but great staging
Don't see it if you're offended by very foul language (such as you might expect from incarcerated inmates). Read more
See it if Want to see a Broadway show at an off Broadway theater in N J Great story and cast is first class
Don't see it if Looking for a bad play.
See it if you want to see just how good non-NYC theater can get. One reviewer said this is better than the Broadway version. I believe it.
Don't see it if you object to profanity. There's really no other reason not to see this production. Read more
See it if You are so with the characters and rooting for them, amazing set acting direction.
Don't see it if You dislike amazing theater
See it if you want to see Director Melissa Maxwell makes this a much better play than the one we saw on Broadway
Don't see it if you want to see the play that Nottage and Kate Whoriskey (Broadway dir.) thought Nottage had written. They might not recognize this. Read more
See it if you like a drama that really gets you to understand the characters. The actors were all great and I loved the dresses of Clyde.
Don't see it if you just want a fun show.
See it if a funny, heartfelt and humane play about trying to move beyond life's life's limitations.
Don't see it if you don't want to travel to New Brunswick to see this excellent production
“She [Nottage] lets you see a very specific world you won’t soon forget. Entertaining and indelible.”
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“This sharply acted and deftly directed production at George Street expertly captures the warmth and insightfulness of ‘Clyde’s.’...This production finds the very harmony that is at the core of a wonderful sandwich.”
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“You will never think about sandwich garnishes, and condiments, the same way again.”
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“ ‘Clyde’s’ may take a little while for audiences to settle into, but it is well worth the wait. For inspiration, hope, and the importance of creating the perfect sandwich, a visit to ‘Clyde’s’ will satisfy long after the show ends. “
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