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See it if enjoy Idina Menzel or the playwright or like stories about aging and/or love.

Don't see it if you don't like gay stories or are offended by sex talk or curse words.

See it if you think Idina Menzel is a marvelous singer but don't know how good she is in a straight comedy, this will be an eye-opener

Don't see it if you don't enjoy comedies dealing with homosexual relationships

See it if Deftly constructed in different layers that gives each major and minor character their own dimension; all attitudes and actions are plausibl

Don't see it if Resorts to a shrill bitchiness at the beginning for comic effect

See it if you LOVE Menzel and enjoy a nice distraction.

Don't see it if you're looking for something profound or earth-shattering.

See it if you want to see an entertaining play about beauty and relationships featuring a strong performance from Idina Menzel.

Don't see it if you want a show that explores more complicated themes and has more well-developed characters.

See it if you're a fan of good writing and direction. The cast is uniformly good

Don't see it if you are bothered by shows with gay characters

See it if Well acted with some very sympathetic moments and interesting relationships.

Don't see it if You don't like to watch totally spoiled and egotistic and to me, unsympathetic characters intrude on other peoples lives.

See it if you enjoy very well written and acted family dramas. The play is as funny as it is poignant.

Don't see it if you don't want to see partial nudity or plays with a gay theme.

See it if like Joshua Harmon plays; cast is generally excellent. The show has funny moments--it's enjoyable, just not great

Don't see it if you aren't interested in gay themes or family dramedies or are expecting something hysterically funny

See it if idina proved to be a good comedic actor. The juxtaposition of relationships was interesting, explored may/dec romance, aging and beauty.

Don't see it if At times was slow, not all characters likeable so while grappling with need for attention and deflecting aging did you really feel for them?

See it if You want to see Idina Menzel as a straight actor. She is wonderful. The play has some wonderful characters.

Don't see it if You don't appreciate stories about "odd" couples, or family dynamics that are peculiar and far from normal.

See it if you want to hear Idina whine. It is an embarrassing display of trite, self-indulgent "acting" on the part of everyone in the cast. Dreadful

Don't see it if You love the theater and believe that it is about challenging ideas and engaging with interesting and potentially difficult subjects

See it if you’re a huge fan of Idina Menzel and will see anything she’s in.

Don't see it if you want to see plays with a solid storyline or shows with a point to their purpose.

Also Performance as individual actors, I thought was good, but I thought the story was way too long to not come to a point in their story. It would have been better as 100 mins or less without an intermission. I didn’t mind the raunchiness and the talk of sex and beauty, but what was the conclusion after talking about it for 2+ hours? Or was I missing the point?... Read more Read less

See it if You want to watch a masterful cast deliver Joshua Harmon's best play yet.

Don't see it if You're looking for high drama or overall not interested in subtle family dramas.

See it if you like light domestic drama with comedic twists. Good cast chemistry with amusing interaction. Indulged son was funny.

Don't see it if you want deeply profound or if you dislike NYC domestic issues.

See it if you enjoy a fun, raunchy time at the theatre. This show would make a great FOX sit-com, and Idina Menzel captivates in the lead.

Don't see it if you don't like a comedy about family relationships, Gay relationships or May - December romances. Lots of dicey language.

Also Idina Menzel (Jodi) is more known for her singing, but she certainly has a career in comedy. Her facial expressions were delightful and her timing precise. SOMEBODY, GIVE THIS WOMAN A SITCOM!
The play itself is suited to a FOX Sunday Night Sitcom. It was a bit raunchy, very hilarious and just a little touching.
Jack Wetherall (Elliot) was masterful as the father, now gay and involved with a man roughly half the age of his daughter.
Eli Gelb (Benjamin) was hilarious as the grandson, spoiled and self-possessed. Trey (Will Brittain) had some sort of strange vocal cadence, but ultimately was charming and "juicy" as well as a Grade A jerk and Dad's Boy Toy.
The play is funny. You will laugh. Idina's portrayal goes a long way to engage the audience, but Joshua Harper's script provides the rock-solid foundation. I want to live in the set. It's a beautiful room.
Lots of Gay and Jewish humor, a bit of bare butt nudity and an extremely fun time at the theatre.... Read more Read less

See it if you like any of the performers or are a Joshua Harmon fan. It is a funny 90 minute show stretched to 2 hours.

Don't see it if you are expecting a laugh-a-minute script. The humor is subtle.

See it if A new play that grows on you with actors that deal with sexual situations that bubble around the room. Good cast makes it work.

Don't see it if Once again a gay themed play isn't for you.

See it if You want a uniquely fresh voice for an age old issue.

Don't see it if You don't want sexual topics or cursing in your show.

See it if you want to see some witty theater. This was so well written, performed and staged. Loved every moment.

Don't see it if you are uncomfortable with the following topics: Jewish, gay, or large age gaps in relationships. But maybe go to expand your horizons

See it if you enjoy Harmon's writing that introduce various ideas/thoughts through a different lens and narrative. and Idina wasn't half bad

Don't see it if you'd like to see Idina sings, she doesnt

See it if You enjoy plays tackling contemporary issues like aging, beauty, love , attraction, with humor. You are a fan of idina menzel. Nice set

Don't see it if It’s almost 2 1/2 hours. Don’t like plays involving gay love and attraction. New York humor. Sort of based on the designer Calvin Klein

See it if you enjoy contemporary playwrights & topics. It examines relationships in a contemporary family with fascinating, but unlikable characters.

Don't see it if you need clean resolutions & black & white truths. It's thoughtful without being slow & great for a contemporary audience.

See it if you like scorching dialogue in a well- acted story about when looks matter the most, aging equals death, and what money can and cannot buy.

Don't see it if you've had it with plays about dysfunctional families. This one is a "hot" mess. Also, it's more cutting commentary than funny.

See it if You're an Idina completist. You like character driven shows set in contemporary times.

Don't see it if You want to love the characters. All of them are vile or insipid in their own ways.