A Parallelogram NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if you want to see an existential play that poses interesting questions & is beautifully acted by all 4 players. Anita Gillette is wonderful.

Don't see it if you want answers to those questions. The play meanders off point & at times doesn't make sense. Ultimately disappointing.

See it if You just want to get out for the night.

Don't see it if You like good theater.

See it if you don't mind a show that goes in circles and occasionally hops the track. I enjoyed it, even when it didn't make sense.

Don't see it if You like your shows straightforward or want them to make a definite point.

See it if you like shows that make you think, but not too much

Don't see it if you'll be disappointed by a show that has lots of potential but cheapens itself every time it could do something great

See it if you are intrigued by science fiction plot lines and psychological twists

Don't see it if you want to see a character driven show; you have little interest in science fiction plot lines Read more

See it if You want to see these actors -

Don't see it if You want a satisfying full evening in the theater. This story repeats and repeats and could have been told as a one-act

See it if You’d like a play that’s the polar opposite of the movie, “It’s a Wonderful Life”: indifferent guardian angel, msg that deeds don't matter

Don't see it if You want a play w/ some heart or profundity. This isn’t as philosophical as the “existential” mktg suggests. Waiting for Godot, it ain't Read more

See it if you like plays that present interesting ideas. It felt like an early draft and that can be fun to see. A few great points to ponder.

Don't see it if you get annoyed that the good ideas wander around the stage. They fall flat within a fun set. It really is a mess of a play. Good potential.