Privacy NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if you're up for what is essentially a highly entertaining lecture about how your privacy is invaded daily. Or, you need selfie-taking tips.

Don't see it if you're looking for a satisfying traditional play (the play isn't nearly as well executed as the gimmick). Or, you don't have a smart phone

See it if You have concerns about privacy and technology. You want to see a unique theater production with audience participation.

Don't see it if You're looking for a linear narrative. You want answers. You want mindless entertainment.

See it if You want a fun night out. It's super interesting and informative. Plays out more like a documentary with fun audience participation.

Don't see it if You dislike audience participation. The story isn't very strong but it's a fun and interesting show.

See it if It's weird. A decent play (as script), but a fantastic evening of the theatre. The use of technology to engage w/ audience was exceptional.

Don't see it if I generally enjoy Radcliffe on stage (except Equus). He was a warm presence inhabiting not much of role.

See it if You want to be a nervous case after the information that you get. Overall good play and entertainment ingredients though a bit too long.

Don't see it if Don't enjoy your theatre to be interactive.

See it if you like an entertaining theater piece on a subject of current national interest presented in a cleverly staged way.

Don't see it if in going to the theater, you expect to see an actual play. This is not a play, but rather a cleverly staged symposium on privacy,

See it if you like interactive shows, are a fan of Daniel Radcliffe and/or Rachel Dratch, are fascinated or suspicious of technology, enjoy surprises.

Don't see it if interactive shows annoy you, you get impatient with longer plays, you prefer a fully plotted play, can't understand rapid fire Brit accents

See it if You are in a playful mood, and like your smartphone

Don't see it if You need a plot or don't like audience participation.