See it if you want to see a show about current events that is also funny, moving, and clever.
Don't see it if you don't like social issues or two person plays.
See it if You're interested in a play set now (several mentions of Trump) that deals w/class & race issues; you want to see a young smart writer
Don't see it if You are put off by part of a play in Spanish; you want a perfectly polished production (might improve after previews); cursing offends you Read more
See it if You want reflect and dig deep in how privilege and whiteness impact minorities
Don't see it if you are looking for a big production
See it if You want to see a play about a woman who fights her way up the corporate ladder and the lengths she will go to get there.
Don't see it if You don't want to see a play about Latin descendants in the work place. You don't want to laugh. You don't have a sense of humor Read more
See it if you enjoy a story exploring the developing relationship between just two people.
Don't see it if you are disturbed by some of the dialogue in Spanish. (I do not know Spanish but it was obvious from tone and expression what was said.) Read more
See it if Engaging performances. A non-cliched look at Mexican-American life today. Was totally entertained and interested.
Don't see it if The ending was predictable. At the same time, how they got there was not really believable. Still needs work. Read more
See it if you enjoy dialogue-based dramedy about intersectionality; compelling perfomances; meta-critique of TV as the American storytelling industry.
Don't see it if you are looking for escapism from sociopolitical reality, action-based shows, or can't make it through a 2-hour play with no intermission. Read more
See it if you like a 2 character play and both come off easily comfortable with each other and it just keeps moving.
Don't see it if when you see one character reaching their goal, then compromising the other character who was there with support.