We're Gonna Die NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if You want feel your actual emotions; be moved by intelligent storytelling; witness theatre like you haven’t before

Don't see it if You find it difficult to live in the juxtaposition of reality and metaphor; loud music is hard to handle Read more

See it if You enjoy good music and existentialism

Don't see it if You want a traditional show

See it if you want to see a great singer rock out to the inevitability of death. Well staged and well performed by the entire cast/band.

Don't see it if you are hoping for a traditional musical or play, or if you have trouble dealing with the fact that everyone's going to die.

See it if You enjoy great singing & poignant stories by the lead. Full band. Would love to hear a soundtrack released.

Don't see it if You don't like tons of balloons being released at the very end of the show.

See it if This is a raucous, high energy, one woman show with a great ensemble backing her. Sing they do. She has a lovely voice easy to listen to.

Don't see it if This is loud. Sad. As in Straight White Male, we are bombarded with hits echoing death and dying. Lights flash and players MOVE. Read more

See it if You like good music behind a story

Don't see it if you don't like a one woman show

See it if A smart and dark performance that perhaps would stand better as a cabaret show than a full-blown play, WGD plumbs the feeling of loneliness.

Don't see it if The lead singer/actor felt perhaps too stage-y, too much of a performer for the relatively plain-spoken and deadpan text and music.

See it if a truly enjoyable mix of story telling & great songs sung with lots of heart backed by a terrific band appeals to you. A hybrid, fun piece!!

Don't see it if If subject of catastrophic illness is way too painful for you. Otherwise, it's irrepressibly engaging—McDermoth is terrific as is the band!