See it if You like the novel/film. Intense and good acting, or were born in 1984- like me.
Don't see it if You're late. Flux is hard-to-find. It's obscure. Warehouse locks if even a few minutes late. Luckily, a friend of theatre had keys &I got in
See it if You enjoy dramas that resonate with current events, or if you like small, smart productions of classic stories.
Don't see it if You want something light-hearted or fluffy, or only enjoy large, fully-staged productions.
See it if You like the book. Like intimate performances spaces. Enjoy drama.
Don't see it if Want a fancy theater experience. Want to see a comedy.
See it if You enjoy end of the world conspiracies or you want to know what life would be like in a distopian state.
Don't see it if You get distracted lately, need an upbeat comical theatrical experience.
See it if you like-George Orwell-the book/film-somber plays tackling societal issues-dark thought provocking resonant material
Don't see it if you don't like-strong language-scenes of torture-dystopian society plays. you want-a lighthearted piece-drama with levity/comic relief
See it if You are interested in a stage adaptation of Orwell's work.
Don't see it if You are triggered by scenes of torture.
See it if You have read 1984 and are curious about how a stage adaption would work. You are wanting to see every show currently on Broadway.
Don't see it if You can't tolerate frequent extremely loud sound effects. You are looking for humor. There is very little in this horrific vision of future.
See it if You enjoy longer thought pieces and a reflective material.
Don't see it if It's long and at times hard to get through. But there are a few moments when it breaks through and gives you something to reflect on
"A well-acted and timely adaptation of the famous novel examining oligarchy and mind control...Director Dave Stishan effectively creates the environment of a dystopia along with the design team...The actors portray with convincing clarity the homogeneous members of a society that praises conformity and loathes individuality...Orwell's '1984' presents a stark, clear image of what the 'worst' would be like, and shows how close it is to our reality."
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