See it if you would enjoy an entertaining and historically enlightening bio of George Rose through the eyes of his friend Ed Dixon.
Don't see it if you dislike one-man shows in general; you are totally uninterested in George Rose; you are homophobic.
See it if Ed Dixon's masterful look into his long, complex relationship with campy, talented Tony award winning friend George Rose. Funny yet dark
Don't see it if A bit "insider-y " with many show biz antedotes & personalities Lags in mid-section but Dixon wisely goes dark into rigorous honesty.
See it if you enjoy solo shows, theater lore, and are especially interested in George Rose.
Don't see it if you want to remember George Rose with rose-tinted glasses. The age Dixon cites for the boy is younger than reported & it turns us agnst Rose
See it if Ed Dixon was incredible! What a wonderful story teller, he held the audience's attention completely!
Don't see it if If you don't like solo shows and are not interested in theatrical history.
See it if Like inside look at life of fascinating actor.
Don't see it if Do not like one person show. Frustrating in actors being savaged not always identified -inside joke?
See it if you want to watch a well-acted one-man show telling an intriguing story about George Rose.
Don't see it if you need bells and whistles, don't like sitting in VERY close quarters, or do not like autobiographical theater.
See it if You are charmed by old stories of the theatre. You area fan of George Rose.
Don't see it if If you are bored by one-actor, storytelling shows. Can't listen carefully for 90 minutes. Read more
See it if What begins as a somewhat stagy paean to a grand old queen of the stage, lovely if predictable, and performed by his multi-talented friend..
Don't see it if ...deepens and darkens as it deals with a personal reckoning. Quite courageous, always entertaining: nicely done