Choices & Consequences NYC Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (14)
See it if you like plays about relationship struggles
Don't see it if you are looking for anything polished or close to professional Read more
See it if You like simple staging and a play about choices and consequences. You want to see how a couple deals with the inability to conceive.
Don't see it if Don't like plays about relationships and what can happen when bad choices are made. You don't like simple staging Read more
See it if you like characters who make bad choices.
Don't see it if you want your characters to make smart considered choices.
See it if You enjoy dramas about marriage and relationships. And about fidelity. Also not large scenes or staging.
Don't see it if Not a fan of family dramas and like more scenery and staging
See it if You like shows about marital relationships
Don't see it if You don't enjoy narration between scenes
See it if you want to flesh out a discussion about infidelity, impotency, spirituality, and love.
Don't see it if you have issues with spiritually based story lines. Read more
See it if You like drama, comedy
Don't see it if U like musicals
See it if Looking for great acting, great stage performance, great dialogue with humorous and dramatic scenes, this is a must see play.
Don't see it if If looking for booty shaking, half naked performance and profanity dialogue this is not the play for you.
Critic Reviews (2)
"A timely, touching and hilarious new play...Annel and Thomas have great chemistry...In fact, the entire cast is adept at working together, presenting many believable characters who are always in the moment...There are a lot of scenes and characters seen in the beginning that never show up again, despite having an interesting story line...Still, this work managed to capture the humor and sweetness of all the small moments of life."
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"'Choices & Consequences' belongs in a church basement, not Off-Broadway. Written and directed by Marlon Orlando Cole, an investment adviser and ordained minister, this amateurish production seems more of a therapy session than a play...As a director, Mr. Cole should have reined his actors in. As a playwright, his play is very preachy...If you choose to see this play, your consequences will be a painful evening of bad theatre."
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