The Climb NYC Reviews and Tickets

89%

(4 Ratings)

Positive

100%

Mixed

Negative

Members say

Absorbing, Great acting, Beautifully played, Entertaining, Profound

About the Show

This new drama from the Cherry Lane Mentor Project tells the story of what happens when a young married woman leaves her wife for a month in the wilderness.

Show-Score Member Reviews (4)

87%

Absorbing, Entertaining, Great Acting, Intelligent, Relevant

See it if into the convo about objectification in art and in love (particularly thru race/age lens), you like a slow burn of 2 people growing closer

Don't see it if relationships with large age gaps or btw professor/student are triggering

100%

Absorbing, Great Acting, Great Staging, Great Writing, Profound

See it if First of all, I don't know anyone affiliated with this play. This was- hands-down - one of the best plays I have EVER seen and from an up-&-

Don't see it if Coming playwright at that. The mentor did a great job. Aside from some diction issues, from the male actor, superb job all around. So smart, Read more

90%

Beautifully Played, Deeply Human, Sharply Observed, Smart, Well Constructed

See it if you’d like a profound consideration about how the most loving of gazes can become a prison for the loved one.

Don't see it if you are looking for light entertainment: this one goes deep. Read more

78%

Absorbing, Great Acting, Interesting Projections, Intriguing

See it if Multiple roles/relationships get complicated: Photographer/subject, professor/student, spouse/friend, participant/observer, lover/exploited.

Don't see it if Plot adds multiple interesting conflicts and ultimately leaves their resolution uncertain. Lack of communication (silence) is a common flaw.

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