See it if to see what's essentially an episode of "Good Times" w/Natalie Portman instead of JJ for comic relief; to see a fearless perf by Kara Young.
Don't see it if u don't want to see another dysfunctional family struggling to survive; u seek levity (tho this isn't w/o its share of light moments). Read more
See it if A solid traditional family drama. The lead actress is very, very good and helps make this an engaging play. Unusual that she is lesbian
Don't see it if If you don't like well written traditional plays with African American lesbian heroines
See it if How family deals with the problems and young girl is looking for inner peace with the help of imaginary friend-Nataly Portman
Don't see it if Disfunctional family is too much for you.
See it if Black family drama in poverty from a young, smart, Black lesbian's point of view. Predictable but enjoyable.
Don't see it if Natalie Portman's role is fun, not necessarily essential, despite title. Emotional but sadly a common family drama of poverty, alcoholism. Read more
See it if Kara Young scores again as a teenage lesbian trying to deal with her alcoholic mother and the resulting poverty, Very touching family drama
Don't see it if Her imaginary Natalie Portman becomes very real on stage. An unusual study of celebrity worship. Montego Glover is moving as the mother
See it if original coming of age story with a ver talented leading lady
Don't see it if you want something light...this story has teeth..m
See it if you enjoy intense family dramas and are comfortable exploring painful family dysfunction and quirky elements.
Don't see it if your not interested in ensemble driven stories with intense family dynamics.
See it if you like dysfunl family dramedies, this one abt 16 yo lesbian brainiac. Strg perfs lift the unfocused material. A few laughs/gd reveals.
Don't see it if you want a gr script. Natalie used weakly. Mom inconsistent. BFF visits repetitive. Happy-ish ending unearned. Impt story of econ insecurity