See it if Terrific play, wonderful adaptation-(didn't "update").Dignified & humble performance by lead & great cast throughout. Unfortunately relevant
Don't see it if U r easily bored or need lots of action. This is a morality tale which presents sides of equal value-challenging u to ask where you'd stand~
See it if enjoy a strong story with some great performances. Or if you're a fan of Ibsen.
Don't see it if if you have trouble following a production with a lot of characters and movement
See it if You're interested in the gray areas found in politics. You enjoy turn-of-the-century plays performed conversationally.
Don't see it if You want a romantic comedy.
See it if You want to watch a classic 1930s show that is so relevant to today's events. You want to delve into populism and its practice.
Don't see it if You don't like intense plots or you want to see something new. Read more
See it if If you love plays that display true complexities w/in human interactions and w/in political issues being resolved
Don't see it if If you like a light, happy play
See it if you'd appreciate a powerfully- acted 100 year old play about issues as relevant to today's political climate as it was back in the day
Don't see it if you want mindless entertainment ; don't care to be morally, socially or politically challenged ; you're a classic play 'purist' Read more
See it if You like a play that makes you wonder what you would do in a particular situation
Don't see it if you only like light, happy plots
See it if Want to see a revival of a play that although written in the 1800's still very relevant
Don't see it if Don't want to see a play that is anti govt and very trumpish
“The streamlined production is done in period costume but feels thoroughly modern as it brilliantly shows how a simple truth can become twisted and distorted…This fast-moving adaptation could be called Ibsen lite—same themes, less filler. It loses some of the richness of Ibsen’s language but makes his story more accessible. Ibsen was most concerned with the failings of democracy but his other point is even clearer here: Politicians see facts as the enemy."
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