See it if You want to see a truly unique production of this show. If you love Gillian Anderson. If you love ambitious re-stagings of classic plays
Don't see it if You want to see something similar to how the show is usually done. If you don't like rotating stages.
See it if You want to see a fresh interpretation of a classic. Great acting and very intimate with the stage rotating in the round.
Don't see it if You can't handle loud music. You don't want the classics tampered with.
See it if you want to see fantastic actors take on a classic with a director who has thrilling ways to get us in the mindset of Blanche & Stanley.
Don't see it if you have no desire to see "updated" classics. Once Blanche flips into insanity the production loses its bearings as well.
See it if you want a very good revival of one of the greatest plays in the American canon; you want to see a bravura performance by Gillian Anderson.
Don't see it if the gimmicky staging (rotating set, pop/rock music interludes, modern setting) will put you off from an otherwise seductive production.
See it if You want to experience a great production of a classic play. St.Ann's warehouse is a perfect locale and the revolving set is unique.
Don't see it if You don't appreciate wonderful acting. The cast is terrific, led by the outstanding Gillian Anderson and Ben Foster.
See it if you want a fresh take on a classic that still respects the material. A sort of Van Hove lite.
Don't see it if you have on idea in your head of what the play is and won't stand to have it reinterpreted or innovated upon.
See it if You enjoy good acting and an intricate serious story.
Don't see it if You can't sit through three and a half hours of a play, are bothered by a rotating stage or want a happy family friendly play.
See it if you are a fan of Tennessee and the great master plays. Or of Anderson who absolutely fills the stage as Blanche.
Don't see it if you can't stand long plays, modernized plays, tension and violence.