Uncommon Sense NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (102)
See it if A beautifully executed play about the autism spectrum is brought to life by a very talented group of actors at the Sheen Center.
Don't see it if Unlike overrated & heavy handed "Curious Incident", this production also relies on technology, but without beating you over the head with it
See it if Well staged /designed & emotionally gripping Tectonic's theatrical piece about life on the autism spectrum from both sides of the experience
Don't see it if Following 4 separate stories, piece is slightly static Feel-good love story gets a little too much emphasis Parental story truly harrowing
See it if you want to learn about autism in a nuanced and human way. This has biology lesson parts but it is more about the actual life side
Don't see it if you don't like conceptual pieces that can get a bit uncomfortable at times because of the subject matters and the actions of the actors
See it if You like multimedia shows with multiple story lines.
Don't see it if You don't like less traditional, linear shows.
See it if You want to see fantastic actors tackle astoundingly honest roles with truth and a little bit of sass. Great staging and truly beautiful
Don't see it if You don't like stories about autism. You can't sit still for 90min or you're sitting front row balcony Read more
See it if you want to see a cast portray the spectrum of autism very well. Projection design and staging is very well done.
Don't see it if you are bothered by some weaker acting from some of the cast or the constant jumping among the four stories.
See it if you have a connection to autism or are interested in characters who experience the world differently; you like great acting and staging.
Don't see it if you are looking for a story that follows a central character through a beginning, middle and end. Read more
See it if Want to get several different examples of lives of people with autism that aren't sugar coated
Don't see it if You would get too overwhelmed with all the displays though there are more sensory friendly performances