See it if you are interested in political discussion and the role of the spouse in politics.
Don't see it if you have no interest in politics and/or can't find humor in any political debate.
See it if no matter what your party, u will find the result of a politician's change of heart, after a shooting of innocent children, a worthy story
Don't see it if you're narrow minded, & out for typical Broadway fare. If you aren't drawn to any of the political dramas on television, I'd skip this one!
See it if you like plays with topical plots, well acted
Don't see it if you don't like plays without intermission that deal with current events
See it if Great protagonist in Rob Nagle-his acting is realistic, honest and appealing. Important topics are dealt with along with unexpected results
Don't see it if The play has good potential but falls short of its goal. Three other characters are stereotypical and one is overacted/directed.
See it if If a short play, about 70 minutes, that covers politics, faith and gun violence sounds interesting. See it.
Don't see it if If you feel that there should be no regulations on who can own any type of gun. Do not go.
See it if You want to see a play that reflects current political issues in an entertaining manner in a good production.
Don't see it if You want to completely escape the world of politics.
See it if for a politician struggling with his conscience versus being pragmatic
Don't see it if you expect a comedy
See it if Nagle moving/inspiring embodying Southern Senator who changes in response to mass shooting of children; completely owns the role
Don't see it if script oversimplifies complex politics of gun control debate, scenes of Senator w wife and those w campaign manager too writerly Read more