Because Me
75

Because Me NYC Reviews and Tickets

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Entertaining, Great acting, Intelligent, Great staging, Great writing

About the Show

Ian Jones Collective and A Stable Cable Lab Co. presents an 'un-romantic comedy' that follows a thirty-something woman struggling to find her way in life.

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45 Reviews | 14 Followers
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Entertaining, Great acting, Great staging, Great writing, Intelligent

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Critic Reviews (3)

Theatre is Easy
November 1st, 2015

"'Because Me' joins the parade of stories about late twenty-somethings becoming 30, struggling to find independence in New York City. And it’s a solid take on this trope. For me, it’s not adding much we haven’t heard, however... That said, Stable Cable Lab Co. is one to watch and 'Because Me' is a play to check out for all of us who have looked at, considered, or even ventured into your very own studio apartment in New York City."
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Theater In The Now
November 2nd, 2015

"It was clear that 'Because Me' made sense to Baker and only Baker. By directing his own work, what was on the page did not translate to the stage. Baker was in desperate need of a collaborator to fix the problems...'Because Me' was problematic from start to finish. It's possible that 'Because Me' was not ready for this level of production."
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W
November 5th, 2015

"Alice Johnson does an excellent job in the challenging role of Else…Max Baker, who wrote and directed the work, has a remarkable talent for writing believable dialogue. All of the characters in Else’s life are clearly individuals, each with his or her own voice...For the most part the production moves along smoothly. The only exception being some non-sequiturs thrown in which tend to distract from the story line."
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