Three couples' long-standing companionship is put to the test when a marital betrayal is discovered in this new comedy by Mike Tucker. More…
From the show:
Three couples in their golden years, thick as thieves, are gathered at Sunny and Jer's farmhouse to celebrate milestone birthdays that span three decades. The foundation of their long friendship is honesty and support – as well as a commitment to the enjoyment of food, wine and laughter. They're so close that Sunny suggests that they all move in together—to live and work and assist one another as they grow older.
Their companionship is put to the test, however, when a marital betrayal is discovered. The bonds of loyalty and truth are explored in this mature comedy.
See it if There are many accomplished actors in this cast. However, I didn't feel that they were able to do their best work here...
Don't see it if ...The play tried to be profound, wasn't because characters didn't seem that realistic. the situation seemed very contrived.
Also I didn't even understand how these people were such good friends. Seem... Read more Read less
See it if you enjoy great acting especially by Baker and Glover; interesting theme about how to deal with aging; what would we do without friends?
Don't see it if you don't care for stories about getting old; good topic but not fully developed; better as a sitcom; can be draggy in parts.
See it if You want to see a really funny play with a great cast and an adult story. Skillfully written and directed. Has A BIG CHILL quality to it.
Don't see it if If you’re looking for a musical.
See it if story of 3 60+ year-old couples contemplating issues of aging, thinking about caring for each other in a 'commune'; see it for John Glover
Don't see it if don't want issues of marital infidelity and intimacy/sex issues or discussion based shows
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See it if You appreciate good acting about relevant subjects about growing old , community and the choices we make
Don't see it if I wanted to like this more than I did. The lack of chemistry was a distraction and it felt forced and thin in content
See it if you enjoy ensemble plays with an all around excellent cast; you want to leave the theater feeling glad that you saw this production
Don't see it if you prefer plays that explore marriage in depth;
See it if You want to see six talented older actor get a chance to show their stuff. Lots of funny bits. Baker soars. Timely topic- aging. Enjoyed it
Don't see it if you expect some great revelations re: relationships. Honestly, the conflict and resolution didn't make sense to me. But the banter was fun.
See it if you want to see six veteran actors on stage. It is a treat to see them perform.
Don't see it if you want a play that will engage you. Not much happens until the last part of act two, then the play abruptly ends without resolution.
See it if Believe that there is life after 60; full of emotions, ups and downs, friendships and betrayals;that wrinkles do not make you less desirable
Don't see it if Do not believe in friendship, expect the storyline to be more polished,think that 3 couples living together can be only in German porno
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See it if you like traditional plays, I guess
Don't see it if you're only going to check out the cast, I didn't really enjoy the play itself good as the cast is
See it if you're a senior...maybe. The theater was packed with a primarily older crowd, and the majority found the content funny.
Don't see it if you're not there yet. I promise you, Golden Girls (or Seniors, as it were) it is not. It was long.
See it if I enjoyed this what I will call a poor man's version of The Big Chill. I had a few laughs and had some serious moments as well
Don't see it if Many established actors did a good job with this play. Made for an amusing and fun night out at the theater.
See it if you enjoy new plays with excellent actors
Don't see it if you dislike plays that need work.
See it if you are interested in aging and how some choose to deal with aches, pains and long-standing friendships.
Don't see it if you do not like to be reminded you are getting older and the consequences that follow.
See it if Uncomplicated, honest story, performed by a veteran cast, that will hold your interest making for an enjoyable evening.
Don't see it if Play seems geared toward people of a certain age. If not of that age or interested in that type of tale, this one may not be for you.
See it if you enjoy intelligent examinations of mature marriages beautifully acted.
Don't see it if you prefer either flashy musicals or raw, dark plays
See it if You enjoy the banter of millennials contemplating the best way to live out their later years...with friends.
Don't see it if You are uncomfortable hearing about sex and extra marital adventures.
Also All the actors were fine but Mr. Glover was especially good in his rol... Read more Read less
See it if A great ensemble of actors underutilized. The material doesn't give them enough to go on.
Don't see it if You are expecting any revelations. Frustrated seniors looking back on their lives
See it if Beautifully acted. Intense. Well worth a night out.
Don't see it if If you are tired of middle aged drama, don't go, but I thought it well done.
See it if you appreciate difficult subjects handled with dexterity & humor, with some great lines, contrasting characters & fine ensemble performances
Don't see it if you're really not interested in watching three married couples explore marriage relationships with sensitivity and humor
See it if you were of the Woodstock generation. The younger people in the audience seemed to enjoy this more than I did.
Don't see it if if you dont like boring dialogue. The second act was better than the first but still not great.
See it if You’d like to see some great actors that you recognize from film and tv give fantastic performances in a very often funny play.
Don't see it if You want a show that doesn’t always go for laugh. borderline sitcom in terms of presenting the situation rather than diving into characters