Self-Injurious Behavior NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (6)
See it if you appreciate great acting and a very absorbing true-life story about human struggles and the sacrifices parents must make.
Don't see it if you find it difficult to watch plays about the struggles parents have with autistic children.
See it if you are interested in the ways disabilities impact those who are closest — though this story is really about coping.
Don't see it if you want to shield yourself from subject matter that can be uncomfortable for those who are not in that world. Read more
See it if You enjoy well acted plays about difficult family issues. The actors playing the autistic child and his mother were excellent
Don't see it if If you only like plays about life's lighter side
See it if Camping provides little respite from putting out fires for guilty mother of son on spectrum.Large cast. "We're in survival mode here."
Don't see it if Showcase. Self-harm overlooked, even though it's in title.Needless guilty-tear shedding. Who could blame a mother for securing her treasure? Read more
See it if Renaissance faire respite weekend from raw-nerve life of parenting an autistic child. Young parents start strong but end up divorcing.
Don't see it if You don’t want to experience an episode of loud, yelling, screaming, violent, out-of-control autistic behavior.
See it if Very involving story, excellent performances by all. Good dose of comic relief, but still a gut wrencher.
Don't see it if If you're having an emotional day. It's pretty depressing with elements that just about anyone can relate to. Very long first act.