I Lost You There

See it if Enjoy mentally creating a whole from many parts. Each character's personality adds to an event of which some of them are not even aware.

Don't see it if you dislike one person shows where the performer becomes many characters. Also it is very short, under an hour.

See it if You enjoy one person shows, and don't mind crying and laughing in the same minute

Don't see it if The thought of death and a little dark humor gets to you

See it if one woman show with lots of extremely varied characters portraying a web of life interests you

Don't see it if Listening to highly detailed imaginings is not your thing

See it if You want to see a solo show with a great performer. You want to hear good impersonations. You want to hear a very good touching story.

Don't see it if You don't like solo performances. You don't like impersonations. You don't want to hear a great touching story.

See it if You want just an hour of being absorbed by a very talented single performer displaying comfort with an uncomfortable subject

Don't see it if You want more than a one person show and don't enjoy dark humor

See it if Enjoy one-woman shows, with many characters portrayed, like shows by Sarah Jones or Anna Deavere Smith, although this was as professional

Don't see it if You prefer shows with many characters and a strong narrative

Also Not all of the sketches worked, with the weakest one being the one with her boyfriend in India, but the ending was very poignant... Read more Read less

See it if Highly skilled actress embodies many diverse characters in a funny, sweet exploration of illness and death - a terrific one-actor show

Don't see it if You don't want to see a show heavy on themes of grief, death and/or illness

See it if You like solo shows and topics about love & death. Great acting for playing multiple roles.

Don't see it if You don't like one-woman shows. The story is a bit confusing and the scenes don't connect well with each other at certain points.

See it if you're open to solo shows; ILYT is well written and very well performed. Multiple characters provide viewpoints on the central story. Clever

Don't see it if you want an education (like ADS's Notes Fr the Field). ILYT is a rambling look at grief, love, death, etc. Some sketches don't quite work.

See it if You like one person writer/actor entertainments

Don't see it if Want to be entertained

See it if You enjoy one man shows where the actor plays multiple parts. You like stories investigating mortality and relationships.

Don't see it if You want action or gut busting comedy. This is a fairly subdued piece where nothing much happens.

See it if You like a quality one woman show. She does absorbing characters with a nice wrap around at the end. 60 minutes long. All around solid show.

Don't see it if You don't like one person shows.

See it if you like one person shows played with virtuosity by a skilled actor; can find humor in death, suicidal wishes, human faults & foibles

Don't see it if you can't laugh at suicidal feelings, family & relationship dysfunction, grief, neediness and loss; want a mindless comedy show

See it if interweaving of several individual stories relating to a serious subject matter

Don't see it if you prefer seeing something of a lighter nature

See it if you like one woman shows, thoughtful and funny writing

Don't see it if you don't like one woman shows

See it if you'll enjoy a 1 woman show that focuses on death and grief. The actress plays several different people whose lives are interconnected.

Don't see it if you dislike one person shows; you prefer fully staged productions; you prefer more optimistic productions.

See it if you like one person shows...

Don't see it if you want a show with glitz and costumes and sets...

See it if You enjoy one-person, multi-character shows. You are interested in seeing a humorous take on death, loss and grief.

Don't see it if You are upset by the discussion of death and loss (there is nothing graphic here, but several characters die and/or discuss death).

Also This was a well-written, well-acted show. It cleverly tells one story through the points of view of multiple characters, all played by the same actor. A little slow at times, but definitely interesting and thought-provoking. Some sexual language, discussion of suicide and other adult themes. I'm guessing it would be too talky for most kids, but older teens (16-plus, probably) might enjoy it.... Read more Read less

See it if you want to see a poignant story nicely done by a single performer.

Don't see it if you prefer a larger production & don't have the ability to appreciate a simpler, nicely written show.

Also i laughed, i cried, it's a part of me. i heard this line in a show once. i now understand its meaning.

this is a very short show, but based on its content it was the right length for me. maybe it's because i recently lost my mom, i don't know, but the ending had me all verklempt. i thought the writing was clever & performed well.... Read more Read less

See it if You like one-person shows where to actor plays multiple characters.

Don't see it if You don't like one man shows. I expected the show to be funnier than it was.

See it if You like one-person shows where the actors plays many characters.

Don't see it if You want a musical or a light-hearted show.

Also I liked the show but I have seen several shows just like it. Also, it was very short -- an hour. It didn't seem worth it to go downtown for a 7:00 show and be home by 8:30.... Read more Read less

See it if are a fan of one person shows

Don't see it if don't like one person shows

See it if You like to see works in progress

Don't see it if You can't focus your attention on a single actor.

Also This show has good moments and some funny writing and I think it will eventually become a tight evening of theatre if Iris keeps working on it. He accents for different characters sort of blend into each other and some of it is confusing. In the end I've seen much much worse theater in NYC and there is enough good in it to go see it.... Read more Read less

See it if You like examining connections, relationships, and why people do what they do

Don't see it if You want fluffy theater

Also The one-woman performance of multiple characters was interesting to watch, as she does a great job. The play is less about death than the relationships and choices people make, I thought.... Read more Read less

See it if You enjoy small shows that are very intense.

Don't see it if If you don't like one-upmanship shows.