The Silent Stream (Wisdom of a Brighton Whore Pt 1) NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (10)
See it if U desire one man shows regarding historical figure, R interested in water, whores, or stunted royalty
Don't see it if can't be bothered with historical figures or lessons, find one man shows below your pay grade
See it if Raunchy, often drunk King George IV spews humor and venom. Riveting performance by Jonathan Brown, a native of Brighton himself.
Don't see it if Performed on a tiny stage in the Soho Playhouse basement. A marvelous trip back to the early 19th Century with an over-the-top monarch.
See it if you enjoy works on historical figures brought to life in a one person performance dedicated to the seedier side - this one on King George IV
Don't see it if you do not like performances that are a series of short scenes strung together with little staging about a early 19thC monarchs sex life.
See it if Great storytelling by a wonderful actor.
Don't see it if If you prefer musicals, then skip this one.
See it if A Royal play that is raunchy but fun. Good acting and directing.
Don't see it if If one man shows or raunchy shows are not for you.
See it if you want to see a show that seems to concentrate more on George IV mental instability than his insatiability and raunchiness
Don't see it if you are really interested in seeing the "other story" that accompanies Betsy, The Whore of Brighton" Read more
See it if You want to see a well acted 1 man play about an apparently reprobate George IV that leads into a very well acted 1 woman play about a whore
Don't see it if you aren’t interested in British royal history or prefer big production or comedies or musicals. This is part 1 of 3 plays, see part 2 Read more
See it if having the actor digging around his pockets and pants for the remote to change the music to match the scene seems normal
Don't see it if you prefer not to have the actor in your face creating a history based on the raunchiness of his Prince Regent characterization