Miss Julie (Access Theater) NYC Reviews and Tickets
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See it if theatre history, 19th Century naturalist/expressionist drama, A. Strindberg, and frank, real portrayal of misogyny/class wars intrigue you
Don't see it if you will compare adapted play to 2014 movie, cringe at unrestrained blasphemy, sexuality, misogyny, stereotyping class, race, or nationality
See it if Nicely directed absorbing adaptation of play w/performers who completely hold your attention. 1 wild night=destruction.C if u want dif angle
Don't see it if Lead actress over acts throughout which can work your nerves-nonetheless, she is interesting. Saw no reason for cutting of Count's role.
See it if You wanna see a slick production that smooths the text out immensely.
Don't see it if You're looking for an unbiased look at sexual dynamics. You're ashmatic (the stage is mostly a very cool pit of dirt, but it gets kicked up) Read more
See it if You want to see what happens when the lady of the house becomes involved with her valet. You want to see an intense performance.
Don't see it if You don't want to see a play that gets a bit crazy due to the lady of the house and her intimate relationship with her valet. Read more
See it if You want an intimate production of Miss Julie. Male lead is a real up and comer, the ladies were lovely. A real pleasure.
Don't see it if You can't do a 4th floor walk up theatre. You you're looking for a musical.
See it if if you are familiar with the playwright. Very good acting. Austin Reed Alleman is an up and coming actor to watch.
Don't see it if It gets a bit heavy and at times confusing. Don't see it if you want something that is lighter. Read more
See it if you are familiar with the previous script
Don't see it if you can't handle a 4th floor walk up, want something light hearted, don't like small theater
See it if ...if you like love stories, slow thoughtful performance with brilliant (Broadway quality) acting.
Don't see it if ...if a very slow-paced story is not what interestes you. A sleeping man in front row was indicative of the pace but brilliant acting.