See it if Three lively 30-min Latina standup acts about family xmas experiences. Great fun w/serious moments. Cultural insight. Boisterous audience.
Don't see it if You don't enjoy standup. You are looking for more substance. Possibly cliched if you are from the latinx culture (which I am not). Read more
See it if LatinX Xmas Espectacle. Three amigas offer up their culture to yours with funny, sometimes potent, relatable stories.
Don't see it if What would happen if three femme friends got together during the holidays to put on a floor show without a two-drink minimum?
See it if Three woman tell their memory of Christmas, family, traditions and little family drama.
Don't see it if You do not want a comedy. Some Spanish is spoken. They do say the meaning in English. Read more
See it if Fun & moving Christmas experience Latina style. 3 wonderful Latinas share their holiday family traditions & culture.
Don't see it if You have issues with Latin culture.
See it if You are, know or want to know Latinas. Way funnier if you know Spanish, but not essential. Shared stories of the heart, of Christmases past.
Don't see it if No reason not to. Unless you're racist, willfully ignorant or don't care for Latino culture. Their stories are heartfelt and universal. Read more
See it if you come from a Latinx family, you enjoy parody of family life
Don't see it if You come from a normal family, you want a drama with a plot, you don't like comedy Read more
See it if You don’t mind hearing some funny but unoriginal material.
Don't see it if Your looking for strong original material.
See it if You like to remember, laugh, cry, learn, celebrate, and appreciate. These 3 women give their all and touch your heart and funny bone.
Don't see it if To tell you the truth I don’t want to try and think why you shouldn’t see this. It’s a feel good show. I want to keep that feeling.
A modern-day reimagining of Shakespeare’s Hamlet centered around a queer, Black man.
A long-running revival of Kander and Ebb's satirical musical about lust, treachery, and murder.
New York premiere of a play shortlisted for the 2012 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.