Delta in the Sky With Diamonds or Maybe Not NYC Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (13)
See it if you cannot miss Austin Pendleton, the all around theater person. I also love an Arena stage as a set. Intimate site is great Nice effort.
Don't see it if you expect a dynamite show or cannot handle the cast when they must speak with their backs to you.
See it if you like fairy tales, "light weight" handling of moral and religious issues, silly humor and good acting.
Don't see it if you favor serious treatment of morality and religion, realism and in-depth characterizations.
See it if your a fan of Austin Pendleton.
Don't see it if you want to see a show that is well written, entertaining and off beat Read more
See it if Have time.
Don't see it if N/A
See it if you enjoy summing up your life with pop-cultural references.
Don't see it if you like your comedies succinct.
See it if You like a feel good makes you laugh and cry very entertaining experience.
Don't see it if You have no heart
See it if You are looking for a cute show with an interesting premise
Don't see it if Limited productions with small casts trouble you
See it if You appreciate great acting and thoughts about life and death
Don't see it if You are expecting a musical, big set, big cast and a large theater.
Critic Reviews (2)
"Sentimental, good-natured and humorous...The rambling plot is too ambitious as a stage play...The characters are all finely realized but the action is literally all over the place without making much impact...Padden's staging brings clarity, visual texture and as much pace as possible to this voluminous material...Padden's efforts with the cast...are inspired and go a long way to rendering this complicated play stageworthy...Strives for emotional resonance but only fitfully achieves it."
Read more
"Trivializing God is a staple of bad plays...In this play God is weak, easily manipulated, and not even funny...And we don’t care what’s happening in this play because the script doesn’t make us care. The writing is sketchy; it glosses over dramatic action. There’s no dramatic tension...Padden does the best he can considering the material. He keeps everything moving along at a nice clip...He’s staged in the round; it makes for a nice intimacy, but doesn’t salvage the play."
Read more