Friend Art NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if eh, don't. Unless you have a subscription, or a comp, or dig retrod, derivitive banalities.

Don't see it if you can see anything below 75th St.

See it if you have friends in the show; you want to support Second Stage (which usually presents much better material); you enjoy self-indulgent art.

Don't see it if you have high expectations. (The abrupt ending implies that even the playwright & director didn't know in what direction to take the play.)

See it if You appreciate a nice set that uses all possible spaces. You support friends' performance art. You are a fan of Constantine moroulis.

Don't see it if You want an interesting show with believable characters and understandable relationships. You are a fan of good acting.

See it if You enjoy plays by Labute (very similar in tone, setup), or like the "30-something, upper middle class, white New Yorker problems" genre.

Don't see it if You want a play that actually examines the themes this touches on; this is a cliche take on relationship drama and early-30s life crises.

See it if you've supported the artistic endeavors of your friends! It's hilariously relevant.

Don't see it if you haven't supported a friend's artistic endeavors. The humor definitely relies on the audience having had that experience.

See it if You're up for some random stuff happening. There's a lot that goes on in the show that makes it real and refreshing.

Don't see it if You're more into hard dramas and realistic plays. It's real, but honestly to an extent.

See it if Great effort to create a mindful piece that attacks the struggles of 30 something's. I thought the acting was good but I left wanting more.

Don't see it if You want to see a perfectly polished work.

See it if You like plays about angsty thirtysomethings with some laughs.

Don't see it if You want to see a completely polished work.