This Is Not A Time Of Peace NYC Reviews and Tickets
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See it if Margolin uses the past to illumate the present through a lyrical examination of the impact of political and personal betrayals.
Don't see it if if you are looking for light entertainment. Play examines a daughter's atttempt to help her father come to terms with the trauma of his Read more
See it if The play centers on the relationship btw a father & a daughter as they try to overcome the epigenetic trauma caused by the Red Scare.*
Don't see it if U r confused by a daughter tryin 2help her father from memories o his country's betrayal while she's committing a sexual betrayal o her own. Read more
See it if Politics, family and thought-control are highlighted in this interesting drama
Don't see it if Long monologue might distract some theatre-goers.
See it if you want to see a dysfunctional marriage, a daughter trying to care for her ailing father, and a past haunted by a false accusation.
Don't see it if you want a musical or a happier story. The play is slow at times but is wonderfully acted.
See it if Interesting play about family affected by the blacklisting of the 50’s. Needs editing. Way too long.
Don't see it if The subject doesn’t interest you or you’re looking for something light.
See it if Two mostly unmeshed stories of adulterous unhappily married daughter and her father haunted by memories of being hunted by Joe McCarthy.
Don't see it if Slow at times with 7 (good) mostly disconnected actors speaking in monologues.
See it if you want to compare yesteryears’ politics with the chaos of today. A father’s deteriorating mind gets interrogated; a mom seeks passion.
Don't see it if You’re not caffeinated. Surprisingly captivating at times. Set: chairs and a well-used bed. Power of ending arguable. Writing virtuous. Read more
See it if into a play about turmoil - the daughter's family life in the '00s, the father's McCarthyism case. 7-hander, female lead, great acting.
Don't see it if well... slow at times, linking the 2 stories not that impactful. Using short scenes curbs development, giving this play a "miss" sense.
