The Siblings Play (Cherry Lane Mentor Project)
The Siblings Play (Cherry Lane Mentor Project)
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The Siblings Play (Cherry Lane Mentor Project) NYC Reviews and Tickets

54%
(5 Ratings)
Positive
20%
Mixed
40%
Negative
40%
Members say
Intense, Edgy, Ambitious, Relevant, A good start but needs more work

About the Show

Cherry Lane Theatre presents this new family drama about siblings’ fighting to keep each other safe from the demons their parents created.

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Show-Score Member Reviews (5)

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318 Reviews | 61 Followers
81
Ambitious, Edgy, Intense, Relevant, Great singing

See it if You're into new works, by emerging artists. It's a mentorship play. Well-acted for the most part. Gripping storyline; not 4 the faint of ❤️

Don't see it if Without giving away the storyline; its intense. If you're close-minded or ignorant to the world- don't see it. Not kid-friendly. 90-min

57 Reviews | 19 Followers
69
Funny, Ambitious, Relevant

See it if your interested in new work still in development. There is some interesting staging & performances.

Don't see it if your looking for work that's not in development or if your uncomfortable w/ urban language

63 Reviews | 12 Followers
50
Intense, Edgy, Disappointing, Dizzying, Overrated

See it if You like to see people argue for 90-mins (no intermission) Like Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf; if supporting a new playwright's work is you!

Don't see it if (Spoiler Alert): Don't see this play if you are uncomfortable with a theme of Brother/Sister incest; also there's flashing lights & smoking!

535 Reviews | 155 Followers
30
Excruciating, Intense, 50% yelling, 40% the f word, Gen x only

See it if You enjoy excruciatingly loud yelling, the f word being used in nearly every sentence, a play that makes you feel like you need to shower !

Don't see it if You don't care for shows that include smoking. You prefer real language rather than gutter expressions to express thoughts and feelings. Read more

39 Reviews | 10 Followers
40
A good start but needs more work

See it if If you want to support a diverse story by an emerging writer. Some very real dialogue, good performances, direction and design

Don't see it if you're going for a developed, polished play. There is lots of shouting, false ending and massive themes dropped in but then not dealt with. Read more