Talent is Sexy NYC Reviews and Tickets
About the Show
Cal and Noah meet on a dating app. Cal and Noah have a coffee date. Cal and Noah hit it off. Cal wishes Noah wasn’t an actor. "Talent is Sexy" is a tender comedy about the sacrifices we make for love and art.
Member Reviews (51)
See it if a fresh take on the "dating an actor" theme. Spoofy and at the same time surprisingly realistic reactions and dialogue. Funny!!
Don't see it if You don't like small productions or the main theme.
See it if You enjoy stories about actors or the performing arts community. Very well written, funny and entertaining. Story moves at a good pace.
Don't see it if If you dislike small off-off broadway plays with limited staging. It's a really fun play and I could see it moving to an off-bway stage.
See it if You want to see a smart, funny, believable story full of great one liners. A familiar story with enough of a twist to be very enjoyable.
Don't see it if You can’t enjoy small theatre done without much of a set. No flashy gimmicks, just good acting and well written. Read more
See it if you like plays abt actors, NYC, gay romance, friends. Not terribly ambitious, but engaging. Acting often awkw (esply Phillips). Funny lines.
Don't see it if you want consistent tone. Swings fr real to broad. Interesting issue of how honest to be w mate. Ugly set. Awk direction. Needs cuts.
See it if you want some good laughs with a talented cast, working with a decent script that has a couple surprises, on a nearly bare set well-utilized
Don't see it if you want a completely polished production or do not like humor that borders on going a little over the top with character portrayals.
See it if you like: new plays in bare bones but effective productions, gay characters in funny & unexpected situations, authors cast in their own work
Don't see it if don't like plays with gay characters, satire on community theater talent, limited production values, authors cast in their own plays
See it if to see a clever premise (Do you tell your bf he's untalented?) played out as a gay rom-com w/a handful of laughs & a stage full of clichés.
Don't see it if you're looking for something serious or challenging; you require high (or any!) production values; you don't know who Kristin Chenowith is. Read more
See it if A story of dreams.Great for those who want to "do" theater. Is honesty the best policy. Nice intimate space. ALSO
Don't see it if you worry about the definition of true friendship.. No set to speak of. Read more