Sunday NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if A life unlived, a roommate's suicide,and cleverly choreographed interstitial calisthenics,derail an intern's bookclub's focus on Anne Tyler.

Don't see it if Vodka-infused fourth-wall onstage narration: "Book Club started as a post-ironic joke.". The reasons for the malaise are quickly revealed. Read more

See it if You like convos that go nowhere, but still enjoy the journey of it. Staging was very good as well.

Don't see it if You want answers - to anything.

See it if You don’t mind sitting through a lot of meandering scenes to get to one truly engaging scene between 2 characters

Don't see it if You are not a fan of twenty- something angst.

See it if You enjoy seeing new works and good actors

Don't see it if You aren’t patient. It needs editing.

See it if you want to go into the fictional heads of young adults that may or may not be realistic. This one's more of a mood than a play with a plot.

Don't see it if you want a structured story as this is about ideas and has a depressive outlook instead of youthful optimism. Good performances.

See it if you enjoy new works about young people struggling with purpose and depression and dependence with some good acting and interesting staging.

Don't see it if you don't enjoy plays about 20-somethings trying to find meaning in life, who drink a lot and break into interesting yet confusing dance.

See it if 20-somethings gather for one reason, obviously becomes something else with a narrator to clarify more-or-less. Plus there's a guy downstairs

Don't see it if Want to care about characters. Was not drawn in or curious as to where writer was going. Felt as detached as characters. Maybe the idea?

See it if like wordy, discussion-based stories of 20-somethings, like having a narrator filling in past & future events & commenting on current ones,

Don't see it if you want to like or empathize with the characters, don't want scene broken up with dance sequences (at least it makes it less wordy) Read more