Marjorie Prime

See it if you can. A powerful exam of identity and memory. What makes us ourselves? And what will happen with AI? Well acted, skillfully written.

Don't see it if you dislike sci-fi stories. MP takes place in the near future. I liked it so much I saw it twice. A couple of scenes could have been trimmed

See it if You like plays about what the future could hold in store.

Don't see it if You don't like intimate new plays that are slowly paced.

See it if incredible acting and a sci fi storyline

Don't see it if You don't want to see a somewhat depressing quiet show. But it will make you think. And you won't forget it!

See it if you are interested in thought-provoking new plays written by one of our very best young playwrights.

Don't see it if you are not interested in thought-provoking new plays.

See it if You love Lois Smith, sci-fi and great acting. You want to be touched at frank discussions of death.

Don't see it if You don't like sci-fi and don't want to suspend disbelief.

See it if you like considering implications of future technology and enjoy clever, well-thought out playwriting

Don't see it if you don't want to think about death, aging, or mortality. You want to see a cheerful and joyous play.

See it if Extremely original, thought provoking and well acted. The plot unfolded in three acts, each more riveting than the last

Don't see it if You want something light, fluffy and happy

See it if you like Black Mirror and Robot & Frank.

Don't see it if you like gritty scifi.

See it if You appreciate great acting, contemplating the issues of aging, family relations.

Don't see it if Aging and human frailty are fearful topics.

See it if a well-crafted and believable drama, set in 2062, about cyborgs who help preserve memories, interests you.

Don't see it if you dislike shows set in the future about surprising technological advancements.

See it if you want a thought-provoking piece that, while not gripping, is absorbing and fleet, ending with a truly knockout scene.

Don't see it if you don't like plays that are more about ideas than plot.

See it if You enjoy a one note thought piece with some nice performances

Don't see it if You need a drama with more depth to the plot

See it if 1) You want to see Lois Smith in yet another TOP NOTCH performance 2) You enjoy a little sci-fi with your examination of aging and loss

Don't see it if you are dealing with a recent loss & want space

See it if If you have ever suffered the loss of a loved one. This was a moving exploration of how future technology might change the grieving process.

Don't see it if You want something light and fluffy.

See it if you want to see a first-rate actress in a not-quite fully baked play that will leave you wondering.

Don't see it if you expect a cuddly family drama or you don't like sci-fi.

See it if Insightful intelligent introspective soul-searching

Don't see it if Must see

See it if You enjoy a prophetic and provocative drama about memory and family. Lois Smith is magnificent. Deserved a Pulitzer last year.

Don't see it if You want your plays to be comedys. The reviews run the plot so don't read them.

See it if you want a new/refreshing take on dying/mourning. Well acted. Fascinating idea.

Don't see it if if the subject of dying is too difficult for you Although, it is handled so insightfully here. If you're looking for standard fare - don't.

See it if you're interested in semi-science-fiction stories or if you're interested in the effects of technology on human interaction

Don't see it if you get bored watching people talk with little action or if you like shows with a huge conflict

See it if you want an elegant, rich, and haunting heartbreaker of a play, with stunning observations about the way we connect to those we love

Don't see it if you're looking for something lighter and less ruminative

See it if You want to have a good discussion about life and living

Don't see it if you don't like contemplative plays

See it if you are interested in elder care and end of life issues treated with thoughtful care.

Don't see it if you feel manipulated by sci-fi gimmicks.

See it if you love Lois Smith (and you should) and like plays that dig down deep.

Don't see it if you want light-hearted comedy and shallow characters.

See it if you like sci-fi and great acting.

Don't see it if you aren't interested in sci fi theater.

See it if You like inventive work that is different, thought provoking and very well acted.

Don't see it if You like your theater spoon fed to you from the same cliched stories, as this is definitely not that.