See it if you like short solo shows that are autographical dealing with a father/son relationship.
Don't see it if you do not like solo shows particularly if touted to be a comedy but verges on tragedy. Plus space was freezing! Read more
See it if The father-son relationship of this one-man show is engaging. The rest if NYC nostalgia in the 80s.
Don't see it if you want more nuance, more drama, more laughs. Its pleasant but it lacks punch.
See it if you are a fan of Ted Greenberg; this is not his finest hour and feels like a work in progress but his sardonic wit is in evidence
Don't see it if you don't like solo shows; design/direction do what they can to enliven standard "coming to terms with dad" story; few fresh insights
See it if you like one man shows with a bit of an interesting story
Don't see it if you want something snappy and punchy
See it if You enjoy one-performer shows. You want a look at NYC in the '80s. You like shows with lots of characters.
Don't see it if You want a personal story told w/heart: most of the story, it's missing.You want 1 good story: father story-well done, cab/paper story-meh. Read more
See it if You like one man comedy shows - with mostly lines that alienate most.
Don't see it if You like to better understand and relate to the show.
See it if if you want a night out. It was entertaining but slow going. But it was interesting some funny moments.
Don't see it if if you want a laugh out loud show.
See it if you went to an Ivy League school
Don't see it if you want a clear sense of when you're supposed to laugh Read more