Adam Minus Josh

See it if you can relate to the uncermonious break up and then the friends and family who help you out with humor and funny antics.

Don't see it if You are homopobic or can't can't relate to campy jokes revolving around Dynasty. If you don't enjoy plays that deal with breakups wih humor.

See it if You'dike to see great actors in an off-off Broadway play

Don't see it if Don't like lgbt type show format

See it if you like lgbt dramedies, or want to relate to coping w/ break up, or simply use your spare 2 hrs wisely on intimate (staging) entertainment.

Don't see it if you dislike intimate settings, lgbt themes & non-musical dramedies, but you will miss out on great acting, clever writing, and eye candies.

See it if an LGBT romp with excellent cast & intimate staging is your cup of latte, skirting dangerously close to caricature but laugh filled

Don't see it if LGBT characters & situations are not 2 your liking, no way out seating with no knee room distresses U, intimate staging 2 close 4 comfort

See it if You want a funny and realistic look at how people around you react after your break up.

Don't see it if You need a proscenium or distance from the cast.

See it if Like a funny, laugh out loud play,that concerns itself with gay issues. Fantastic play. A must see

Don't see it if If you don't like the ramifications, of a a break up, with a gay theme.

See it if you want a fun, light show about the boy who gets dumped and his friends. The sister is a scene-stealer!

Don't see it if you don't like gay comedies. The characters were loveable, but very cliche. Still a fun watch in a small theatre.

See it if you like comedy inspite of being heartbroken.

Don't see it if you don’t like gay scenarios and homophobe.

See it if you would like to escape to the lives of four young characters, well-portrayed, in a quick paced comedy on a subject known to most.

Don't see it if you don't enjoy making light of others personal relationships or do not enjoy gay humor.

See it if Want to see a slice of life as a gay man in today’s society.

Don't see it if You’re homophobic.

See it if you like LGBTQ plays, comedies about relationships and break-ups. Funny but sometimes punch lines fall flat but might improve in time.

Don't see it if you are not open minded about gay life, or if you are gay you don’t want to see another story about break ups. Nothing revelatory.

See it if Charming contemporary gay comedy. Fast-paced with lots of zingers (perhaps too many). Talented cast. Tiny theater with seats on two sides

Don't see it if you're not up for light comedy with gay characters. Thin plot but lots of fun. Believable characters, not too much on the nelly side.

See it if Breakups, gayness, breakups gayness breakups. Nice intimate space Good cast. Just enough seating space. Much inside gay humor

Don't see it if Tennis match seating works and doesn't work. It takes superb actors to handle it. Much inside gay humor.

See it if you are LGBTQ identifying or know someone who is, love to support emerging writers, love eye candy

Don't see it if you have no interest in the gay subculture, intimate theaters, sex and drug jokes

Also People always say my novels require reading through the first three chapters to get into them and then the pay-off is big. Same here. I was underwhelmed at the beginning faced with a boring lead whose only emotional response to the end of a relationship is to be sulky. The scene in the diner almost wanted me to give up and leave, but that's impossible to do in that theater space without being hugely disruptive. After that, however, the writing became sparkling and sharp-edged, the lead settled into being the calm foil for the three whack-jobs closest to him who try to help him adjust to being single, and finally all four actors were comfortable and real. The last third is hysterical. I am downright jealous of a lot of the comedic lines and hope they don't unconsciously slip into my work. And I wonder if Dennis Corsi's directing style always involves putting the actors sprawled on the floor. It works.... Read more Read less

See it if You want a light, cute, gay-centered show with funny banter and delightfully quirky characters. It has the feel of a Will & Grace episode.

Don't see it if You resent cliched characters. There’s the nice guy lead, the oddball, the slut and the outrageous, in your face girl. Also, needs tweaking.

Also I had a fun night. Even though the show is full of cliches, it isn’t aiming for profundity. From the very off, off Broadway venue, complete with folding chairs, I feared it would be an amateurish production. I was pleasantly surprised. I laughed a lot. I felt invested in the characters. All four actors can act and have good comic timing. However, the show needs work. Not all the jokes land, though many do. The playwright seems to have trouble writing for Will in particular, whose lines are too often creepily weird rather than amusingly weird. It also starts to drag, even as the final thirty minutes are the strongest. It would benefit greatly from being fifteen minutes shorter. Still, it delivers the funny, sweet-natured gay comedy you would hope for from the title and poster. If that’s what you want, you won’t be disappointed.... Read more Read less

See it if you like a well-crafted comedy

Don't see it if you don't enjoy gay characters or gay stereotypes

See it if You are intrigued by a funny, romantic-break up comedy that feels genuine with a quirky and delightful supporting cast.

Don't see it if You have just been through a break up and find the subject too painful. If you aren’t interested in a gay piece.

Also The play is well-written with well defined and entertaining characters. While some jokes don’t land, the show remains engaging. I was impressed with all the actors. I felt the role of Adam could use a bit more personality. He’s outshined by the more colorful supporting roles. Though not perfect, it’s a lot of fun. If the theme attracts you, please support this surprisingly good, very intimate, off, off Broadway production.... Read more Read less

See it if you enjoy a comedy about dating in today's gay culture. An ambitious work that needs further development. Good use made of a small space.

Don't see it if you are offended by gay men trying to find their place in today's world.

See it if you would enjoy a semi-realistic comedy play about contemporary gay dating problems

Don't see it if you aren't interested in comedies about gay life; don't enjoy small intimate theaters

See it if you enjoy gay characters spouting funny dialogue.

Don't see it if you want more than hit and miss punch lines.

See it if You like humor around the neurotic matzo ball soup of gay, jewish, NYC culture and you don't need it to be PERFECT

Don't see it if you only like profoundly written intensely crafted pieces that make you want to explore

Also The concept is really sweet and I thought it had great moments of entertainment but some of the writing felt too tidy and expositional, especially towards the end. I was worried about the characters' likability at the beginning but they really grew on me and I was definitely interested to see what happened next... Read more Read less

See it if Fingerman's media-savvy gay sit-com is stuffed with gay zingers & semi-cartoon oddballs Lake's Rachel (female/hetero-normal) steals show

Don't see it if Dizzy comedy of manners takes too long to set up & lacks the punch it needs Yet actors work hard with just one note & most often succeed

See it if Interested in relationships gone bad in the big city.

Don't see it if Nothing compelling. Can havevthe conversation with friends, instead of watching the conversation.

See it if you want a funny enjoyable night out (the first 30 minutes may worry). Small budget show with a cast trying to make set work in awkward room

Don't see it if you like stronger direction or don't like snappy sitcom jokes and non-jokes. You like LGBT shows that expands beyond the funny basics.

Also Enjoyed more than expected to. First 30 min needs cuts. Staging sometimes stagnant. Patron walked through a scene on the evening I was there -like they were a part of the diner. Lead is likely the strongest actor. The other kooky caricatures around him make for a fun evening - like a Seinfeld - or Dorothy.... Read more Read less

See it if Enjoy seeing a show about a breakup of a same sex couple.

Don't see it if Are looking for anything "new". This story has been done ad nauseam.

Also Great acting by Marc Sinoway and Jesse Reid. I felt that the other cast members were overacting and were trying to hard. It felt too forced.... Read more Read less