See it if You love stand up comedy or are a huge fan of Judy Gold and her book. It’s a clever mix of stand up comedy with messaging on free speech.
Don't see it if You are easily offended by adult language or topics. This is about standup comedy, so if you’re offended by it, don’t come.
See it if you want to laugh nonstop. Show had a limited run but next chance to see Judy Gold on stage, go. She engages an audience immediately.
Don't see it if Jewish humor is a turn off you might not like it.
See it if you want to laugh out loud for 80 minutes
Don't see it if you don't like edgy or Jewish comedy
See it if You like an amusing and relevant and well presented show.
Don't see it if If edgy humor is not your thing
See it if You like Judy Gold.
Don't see it if If you can't handle smart women with something to say.
See it if You like standup comedy with an edge & historical context & if you’d like to see a small show with inventive design and technology.
Don't see it if Political jabs, same-sex and/or female empowering stories are not for you. Although, you’d learn & benefit from hearing her stories.
See it if You enjoy Judy Gold (and/or Jewish comedians), and are especially miffed at cancel culture as it relates to comedy.
Don't see it if You’re looking for pure stand-up comedy. This is more of a humorous think piece, though it’s definitely preaching to the choir.
See it if you love to laugh or you love Judy Gold.
Don't see it if you don't like Judy Gold's style of humor.
"...'Yes, I Can Say That!' is a deliberately uncomfortable, laugh-packed show seeded with stealth missiles"
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"4/5 Stars! "An uproarious success...More successful as a personal narrative than as a polemic. Gold's tributes to pioneering ladies like Joan Rivers, Phyllis Diller and Totie Fields are moving and amusing, and her own tale of coming out while she was coming up is a testament to the importance of speaking one's truth, particularly for comedians."
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“This is an excellent example of how a stand-up's act can be expanded and enhanced for the stage. I hope more comics get this opportunity, mostly for the sake of off-Broadway. Something needs to shake the theater out of its fearful holding pattern, and we might as well be laughing when it happens.”
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“Call it entertainment, or call it an unabashed tirade. Loud and brassy comic Judy Gold has more than chuckles on her mind as she brings her solo show ‘Yes, I Can Say That!’ to 59E59 Theaters”
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“ ‘Yes, I Can Say That!,’...based on Gold’s 2020 book of the same name, has its rough spots. But overall, it proves enlightening, informative and, most important of all, funny.”
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“This show is personal, as Gold lays herself open to attack. And that’s the whole point– we have a choice: to stifle ourselves or to choose to take a risk. There is no freedom in silence.”
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“Don’t worry, though, the show is far from a downer. Gold also lovingly pays tribute to the many comedians who work at this craft despite their physical disabilities, and she honors the women who blazed the path for all female comedians”
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