See it if you are looking for a thought provoking, contemporary, existential look at racism. Disquieting as it is, excellent play & performances.
Don't see it if you are seeking light fare and a care-free evening. I saw the play three days ago and cannot stop thinking about it.
See it if Every one of the 75 intermissionless minutes is taught and compelling. Great performances. Boundary pushing writing delivers.
Don't see it if Raw and disturbing, with enough n-word usage to render it meaningless (which is, of course, the idea). Not for the faint of heart
See it if You would like an updated and timely reboot of waiting for gadot
Don't see it if You may be offended by the overuse of harsh language
See it if you love Waiting for Godot and would love to see a modern take on it, tackling race issues in America.
Don't see it if you hate Waiting for Godot-type plays. Read more
See it if Wonderful acting and very good writing modern waiting for godot with black lives matter context
Don't see it if Violence and use of the “n” word bothers you
See it if BlackLivesMatter meets Godot w/a stop on 'da plantation' Nwandu's grandly theatrical drama is a potent allegory for the times Epic in scope
Don't see it if Leads are often broadly written (esp Master/Ossifer) & street patrois / profanity not for all Ending a little contrived despite its power
See it if you can follow absurdist plays and want to see something that has real substance.
Don't see it if you can't follow absurdist plots. Otherwise, it is something that everyone should see. Read more
See it if You're into an intimate-setting play about a present and topical issue. It's intense, with humor, really dark humor. The acting is great!
Don't see it if You're not into the "N"-word. It takes over the play!- although it's discussed why and if you're super pro-police. Many theatregoers cried!