Machine Gun America. A play with guns. And songs. (FringeNYC)

See it if like topical humor dealing with deadly subject matter, if you're the choir wanting to be preached to, enjoy a talented cast geeking out

Don't see it if see no humor in our toleration of children's access to weaponry & daily reports of "accidental" shooting deaths

See it if you want to support a play with an important message that approaches gun violence/control in a satiric and outrageous farcical way.

Don't see it if you have to be somewhere in a hurry. It's long and a bit repetitive but its heart is certainly in the right place.

See it if you believe like I do that musicals can be written about anything including children and guns. It is biting satire.

Don't see it if you don't like seeing a work in progress. The end needs work

See it if you like catchy music and want to smirk at silly gun nuts. Though, needs to push the absurd/crazy line even more. Fran is a standout actress

Don't see it if you are expecting some really profound or clever take on the gun debate. It's not there. It's just a mildly entertaining show.

See it if You're OK with a show satirizing children's access to guns and the deadly results.

Don't see it if You find the topic disturbing or disagree with the premise. The play itself was a bit long and uneven.

See it if You want to see a musical parody with substance.

Don't see it if You don't care about gun control.

See it if You love seeing the NRA mocked intelligently.

Don't see it if If you need absolute perfection. There are flaws here but they are small compared to the overall work.