Round Table NYC Reviews and Tickets

71%

(14 Reviews)

Positive

57%

Mixed

36%

Negative

Members say

Funny, Great acting, Absorbing, Entertaining, Slow

About the Show

Fault Line Theater Company and Anna & Kitty, Inc present this new comedy about pretending to be what you already are.

Member Reviews (14)

Touching, Strong acting, Well-staged, Cliched, Absorbing

See it if you'd like a rom-com w a twist of medieval LARPing. Well-drawn chars. Bro Kay esp'ly likable. Lively, but long for plot. Gd use of sm stage.

Don't see it if you dislike monologues break 4th wall. Or bored by silly,rep'tive medieval scenes. Or want to learn (basic relnship stuff). Gd set. Clever.

Slow, Dizzying, Confusing, Ambitious

See it if you want to follow three different stories. Poor direction and some poor performances do not help this production.

Don't see it if you want a more coherent play. This play is still at the workshop stage.

Critic Reviews (6)

"'ROUND TABLE' at 59E59 Theaters-Clever and Captivating"
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"Vaynberg...has in 'Round Table' written a romantic comedy, a genre that currently seems as extinct as the dodo….A gratifyingly touching light entertainment, 'Round Table' should serve as gilt-edged calling card for some very talented young artists."
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3/5 Stars "'King Arthur Sort of Remembered Then and Now': Liba Vaynberg's play views troubled romance during two disparate eras"
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"The problem with Vaynberg's play, now being given its Off Broadway premiere, in which she plays the lead female role, is that it has so many interlocking plots that it can give you a headache trying to keep them straight. And as all of the actors play two - five roles it is difficult to always know who is who."
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"Vaynberg's dialogue is funny and engaging, and she is a writer I want to hear more from...For fans of romance and fantasy, 'Round Table' is well worth checking out."
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"Liba Vaynberg's 'Round Table' is a small play with huge aspirations. Vaynberg shows great promise as a playwright. Although the flights of heroic fantasy and lyric poetry detract from the overall effect of Round Table, the romance of Zach and Laura makes for a lovely centerpiece"
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