See it if A powerful, brilliant, dizzying manifesto on race. Shocking, uncomfortable, brilliant. Unique theatrical experience.
Don't see it if you can't handle confusion nor racial discomfort. Read more
See it if You want to interrogate American racial humor, and the relationship between playwright, actor, and audience.
Don't see it if You don't like confronting your own discomfort, you like more passive theater experiences.
See it if you are ready to witness a very powerful play done in manner that has never been done before. Brilliant!
Don't see it if you don’t like to feel uncomfortable as this play tackles very difficult subjects about race and equality. Read more
See it if You enjoy being challenged to think...especially about race and privelege
Don't see it if Non traditional theater blended with tradition and racial issues are not your cip of tea.
See it if It's a masterpiece of an intricately put-together meta-theatrical family drama with race at its center.
Don't see it if Jackie Sibblies Drury is as good of a playwright as New York has right now, writing through the form, affect, and politics of theater.
See it if Black actors play “white” roles & struggle with Euro culture. Zany fun w/ many creative surprises. Loved the satirical dancing & food fight.
Don't see it if You aren’t interested in race & cultural assimilation. You don’t like weird plays. The last scene fell flat for me. Confrontational.
See it if You want a challenge/provocation. A daring play that left me reeling. If you want something that isn’t easy but pounds with thought/feeling
Don't see it if You’re unsettled by the confrontation of whiteness as a category, whiteness as an audience. You want something straightforward. It’s not.
See it if You love something different and groundbreaking
Don't see it if You like a plain jane straight play