See it if You like O'Neill or Tennessee Williams plays. The acting was wonderful and the story is very engaging and sad at the same time.
Don't see it if If you don't like sad stories or stories.
See it if You want to see an excellent version of this play. It was wonderful to see the play. I had only seen the movie.
Don't see it if You need to see big Broadway Productions. This is more intimate.
See it if You like play with great acting with a wonderful story from 1920s. Some of the things still relavant today. Finding love, family problems
Don't see it if You like contemporary theatre, if you are feminist, do not like family drama. Read more
See it if You want to see a charming rom-com, set at a luxurious pace, that'll leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside.
Don't see it if You haven't the patience for a slow burn of a show, or are turned off by Southern accents.
See it if you have never seen this classic drama about taking a chances and discovering that we need to be our own rainmakers to live our dreams.
Don't see it if you are not up for an intimate play set in the American West and dealing with love and longing, drought and dreams, hope and happiness.
See it if You enjoy drama with humor and pathos & are happy to go off-Broadway. The actors were superb!
Don't see it if You are not a fan of drama set in 1928 & lack the imagination to believe against all odds.
See it if Like a Midwestern play where a swindler, comes into your family, and turn you life up side down.
Don't see it if If you are looking for a musical, or maybe you don't like people taking advantage of other people.
See it if You want to consider women's economic dependency and tradeoffs between companionship, compatability mutual affect & respect.
Don't see it if You want something light. This has moments of levity but overall it paints a sad story about how deep sexism is in American culture.
"A model of an effective well-made play. Exposition, character delineation and plot are all imparted with engaging precision...The soul of the production is Ken Trammell’s understated performance as Mr. Curry who erupts with feeling when worried about his daughter...Director Peter Dobbins’ masterful pacing is leisurely with appropriate force...This enchanting production demonstrates 'The Rainmaker’s' enduring resonance."
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"It’s a production that will satisfy, and perhaps delight, those who appreciate classic American theater and those who want to experience the best of the Golden Age of Broadway...In this mounting, the production doesn’t so much play for levity as it does for the more serious side of the piece. In directing the competent cast with sobriety, Dobbins misaligns the balance needed for a successful end-game, thereby missing opportunities to elevate the overall tone of the text."
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“A well made play, performed by a stellar cast...An enduring classic...At times heartbreaking and in other moments completely hilarious...Dobbins has ensured the perfect pace and never ‘gilds the lily’ with too much sentimentality. He keeps the characters real and grounded as they struggle with their life challenges...He is a master of crafting believable moments and a rich emotional landscape...His expert hand was evident in every cadence and confrontation.”
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