Arbuckle Syndrome NYC Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (46)
See it if Has a good story to it. Good acting and us resonant. If you like a story about people who are challenged by anxiety.
Don't see it if If you dont want cursing or something lighter.
See it if You want to see a “small lighthearted” show that actually deals with more serious subjects than it feels like. Well written and acted.
Don't see it if You don’t like tiny shows done on a show string. Not much in the way of set, costumes or lighting but just good storytelling.
See it if you like light entertainment - some comical, some serious on one of the more prevalent human conditions affecting people today.
Don't see it if you are not open to an honest look at the way people act today - this production does not soft-pedal the harsh way people treat loved ones.
See it if It's funny is entertaining the time goes by so quick.
Don't see it if If you looking for a high budget production. Read more
See it if You want to see a well written, really funny and touching play about a character that is very awkward and does not fit in well with others
Don't see it if You don’t enjoy dark comedies. This play is not politically correct and that is what I love about it Read more
See it if You are interested in how millennials treat each other in social situations specifically when Aspbergers syndrome is part of the mix.
Don't see it if You are made uncomfortable by watching actors portraying not so likeable and not so normal characters. Language is raunchy and raw.
See it if you want a brilliantly constructed show showing how very flawed humans deal with a medical/personal condition that they don't understand.
Don't see it if you believe that it is business of theater is to show how people should treat each other instead of how they do treat each other. Read more
See it if Possibly Aspergers man, disingenuous cousin, and douchey brother walk into a bar and take turns hooking up and trying to date two women.
Don't see it if Toxic masculinity (calling middle aged women “girls,” calling them out of a score of 10,ghosting) doesn’t work even when the women tell them Read more