45 Coffee Dates NYC Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (45)
See it if If you want to laugh a lot and have a great time
Don't see it if If you don't have a sense of humor
See it if you'd like a funny show about dating in NYC; you're a fan of Sex and the City or HBO's Girls; you're a woman who's done online dating.
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See it if you want to have a fun girl;s night out or have ever been in the dating scene.
Don't see it if you don't like 1 person shows. However, at times, the actress played several parts, by having conversations, so it wasn't just a monologue Read more
See it if You want to spend 90 minutes listening to the predictable saga of online dating from the woman’s point of view. Acting was ok.But fun.
Don't see it if You expect fast paced theater or anything unique.
See it if Dated content that can easily be fixed with some updating.Nothing that a dating apps can’t fix.Actress is very talented + funny.
Don't see it if U can’t stand when the script doesn’t flow naturally out of the actor ‘s mouth. Repeting a word twice more than 8 times, it can b annoying.
See it if you can relate to online dating.
Don't see it if you don't like one person shows.
See it if you like one person shows - here the actress portrays multiple characters very well with some light humor, a little music on a simple set.
Don't see it if you are not interested in someone else's problems in relationships with family and dating as a middle aged adult.
See it if you fancy "bad date" anecdotes and / or sympathize with a 39-year-old woman's goal to find a husband
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Critic Reviews (2)
"A vividly-detailed autobiography of a middle-aged woman who describes her past journeys and struggles in life...Plenty of humor along the way, but also quite a few sad moments...Not all the jokes landed, but there were plenty others that did, and the more emotional parts of the play certainly resonated...Kasper takes the audience with her on her journey with captivating energy...Elliot stages this show wonderfully."
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"Kasper recounts how she staggered through an online dating death march of Mr. Wrongs. Her war stories are mostly horrifyingly funny...What keep '45 Coffee Dates' from being simply an elongated stand-up comedy routine are her stories that swerve into the heartbreaking...And just when it seems as if her comic misery will go on forever, the play swerves again, this time into a happy world where her dreams actually do come true. She earns them."
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