See it if you're a fan of theater of the surreal, the works of Kurt Vonnegut, and some really stellar acting.
Don't see it if you like things to be a bit easier to digest. Read more
See it if You're a fan of Kurt Vonnegut and enjoy dark comedy.
Don't see it if You take yourself very seriously.
See it if You want to experience a carefully crafted production that is definitely “theatre of the absurd” as well as sadly relevant ! It’s Vonnegut �
Don't see it if You can’t go with the flow ! You don’t like plays that ridicule traditional roles of masculinity. You don’t like Kurt Vonnegut’s style.
See it if You’re a Vonnegut fan! Great acting!
Don't see it if If you’re looking for a really straight play.
See it if You like edgy satiric material.
Don't see it if You prefer straight up contemporary plays. This play is from 1970.
See it if Stage set-fun/exciting Acting-top notch Dialogue-some funny/ brilliant/ nutsy Story line-confusing All pieces wonderful, how do they fit
Don't see it if You need a straight story line, are uninterested in another take on male/female relations and systems.
See it if you enjoy over the top comedy, with an important message, that makes you think.
Don't see it if you want to see a straight drama about important subjects.
See it if you like the offbeat offered by Vonnegut presented in a glamorous set with solid acting, making you laugh and compare to today's newsmakers.
Don't see it if you want a calm evening in the theater. This is an energetic romp from beginning to end that may be offensive to some.
"This darkly comic, often absurd and evocative play keeps the laughs coming while never letting its audience forget the bitter and ugly disparity between old-world misogynist machismo and new-age enlightened, sensitive yet sometimes impotent masculinity...O'Connell's broad-stroked but disgustingly gleeful performance...making him the man you love to hate...MacCluggage is extremely enjoyable and a shining standout...All flourish under Wise's deft direction and capable staging."
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"Must a strange, dusty old piece that so efficiently bottled the darkness of the edgy, moody past have to be so damned apt again? I suppose if it must, it might as well be really, really well done, and this production sure is...It zeroes in so brilliantly on some of the republic's most tender bruises...Very frequently hilarious...It's also exceptionally acted...'Wanda June' left me in the most curious state of simultaneous elation and melancholy, but the joy outlasted the sorrow."
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