See it if you've already decided you like John Doyle's style.
Don't see it if you don't have to. Douglas Hodge is a fascinating performer but that one positive element isn't enough to justify this whole show.
See it if you like to see the actors, they're pretty okay
Don't see it if you're expecting McNally's comic writing and tasteful drama. this one is very different.
See it if Terrance McNally is your hero and you need to see everything he has written.
Don't see it if You are after a well-constructed play about the subject. We had no idea the scene had moved to a seaside city until heard the water sounds.
See it if You want to see a company of fine actors practicing their craft.
Don't see it if You know or want to know about the Ballet Russes. Historically inaccurate and plodding; not McNally’s or the cast’s best work.
See it if You want to see Douglas Hodge in histrionics for two hours
Don't see it if You want to learn more about Sergei Diaghilev or see any dancing whatsover
See it if you are fans of any of the actors involved. Marsha Mason, Marin Mazzie, Douglas Hodge and John Glover. They try their best.
Don't see it if you'd expect an interesting play about Diaghilev. There must be more to him than his fascination for beautiful young male ballet dancers.
See it if You want to see John Doyle's latest bare staged play.
Don't see it if If you want an interesting story about Diaghilev and Nijinsky. Mostly Douglas Hodge ranting. Others characters (great cast) wasted. Read more
See it if you want to see a great cast try to breath life into an inert piece
Don't see it if you're expecting excitement or revelations