The Traveling Lady NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if You can seat through great playwright and acting with slow paced and dated material

Don't see it if You can't handle a story written in the 50' that didn't get any revision to fit a more modern format.

See it if You enjoy Horton Foote's sleepy approach to unfolding relationships in 50s Texas. Good acting, good directing - time well spent.

Don't see it if You want fast action, a snappy comedy, etc. Foote has a style, and that is very present here; a slow paced, small town, character study.

See it if you are a fan of Horton Foote's work about a lady coming in to town to meet her paroled husband and the disappointments she encounters

Don't see it if you are not a fan of talkie, slow moving shows about southern life styles & values & how neighbors are like family helping out strangers.

See it if if you like Southern characters

Don't see it if you like fast pacing

See it if you like Foote, slowly unfolding shows, and a nice set.

Don't see it if you want action, if you dislike romantic plots, or a little melodrama.

See it if for a low key southern drama. Not a lot of action, but interesting and engaging character interactions. Very good acting carry this show.

Don't see it if you want an action packed play. Don't go unless you like character studies.

See it if you enjoy Horton Foote. The pacing is leisurely.

Don't see it if you expect top-notch Horton Foote writing. This is not as good as The Trip to Bountiful, but still quite enjoyable.

See it if I enjoyed this sweet and simple revival. Angelina Fiordellisi's great performance transported me.

Don't see it if Although it may be perfectly suited for the production, the set was a big turnoff to me. It felt a bit like community theatre at times.