A Play of Sorts NYC Reviews and Tickets

96%

(4 Reviews)

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Members say

Clever, Absorbing, Delightful, Ambitious, Entertaining

About the Show

An existential new play with a rotating cast that plays characters in a play gaining self-awareness.

A cast of six actors plays two roles, rotating through them in pairs -- meaning each actor takes the stage with a new scene partner every night. The play (a new work by Tucker Dally Johnston) takes the same shape, but every encounter is different. The characters are familiar, but not sure where or when they've met before. Or if they've met before at all. Who are they, anyway? One is determined to figure it out. The other would rather eat.

Member Reviews (4)

Riveting, Hilarious, Great writing, Great acting, Ambitious

See it if You like esoteric, funny, intelligently written meta theater acted by powerhouse performers.

Don't see it if Meta theater makes you roll your eyes. You don't want to feel like you miss things if you don't come multiple times. Read more

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Ambitious, Delightful, Entertaining, Clever, Absorbing

See it if This was a delightful show. Very entertaining worth the value. I really liked this charming venue off Broadway and the actors amazing

Don't see it if I can’t find a single negative thing to say about this show.

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Absorbing, Delightful, A new classic…

See it if Simultaneously intellectual and entertaining — a thought-provoking romp through the reasons for theater and life as we know it.

Don't see it if If you hate laughing or thinking, this plays not for you. Go back to Fox News. Read more

Experimental, Entertaining, Clever

See it if You enjoy existential elements reminiscent of “Waiting for Godot” and seek an intimate performance space with bargain prices.

Don't see it if You expect more than a minimalist set on stage. You can't tough it out for 30 minutes (per act) with one foot of legroom. Read more

Trailer

Creative team

Tucker Dally Johnston

Playwright

Jo DiNozzi

Director