See it if you really need to see Jason Alexander in a show
Don't see it if you care about plot and overall theatrical experience. I wasn't sure why everyone was laughing so much.
See it if You are happy to see Jason Alexander acting in an off-Bway play. Nothing new from playwright Shanley. Some funny lines. Beautiful sets.
Don't see it if You don't want to see a TV sit com for theater prices.
See it if the actors work their tushes off to make this awkward vehicle funny, and in the first scene, it is
Don't see it if combination of jokiness and pseudo-profundity makes the production painful to watch; Alexander's Costanza shtick not well suited 2 role
See it if You really want to see Jason Alexander. He is George Costanza in the part. No different. But lines are not as good.
Don't see it if You want to see a great show and have a really entertaining evening. This is not that show.
See it if you absolutely must see anything with Jason Alexander and you enjoy any possible opportunity for Trump-bashing. Mary Testa is also great.
Don't see it if you have better ways to spend your theater budget, are more particular about your theater experiences, and want to see a comedy that's funny Read more
See it if You were a huge George Costanza fan. There are some very funny moments but overall nit much there.
Don't see it if You want more than a few laughs from a theater experience.
See it if you love ethnic comedy not caring if it makes sense has no more than a few genuinely funny lines.
Don't see it if you have a low tolerance for seeing good actors wasted by sloopy writing and poor direction.
See it if Don't. There's almost no story and the one liners mostly fall flat. Sherie Rene Scott's character is so tightly wound. She deserves better.
Don't see it if you want a cohesive story with believable characters. Cast tries but the story and direction lets them down.