Aliens Coming NYC Reviews and Tickets

79%

(7 Reviews)

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Members say

Funny, Quirky, Clever, Entertaining, Great acting

About the Show

The Peoples Improv Theater presents an original musical comedy about two high school seniors battling to save the planet and their friendship from certain destruction.

'Aliens Coming' chronicles the friendship of Brandi Boudoir and Clementine Tweedy as they encounter the dividing forces of graduation and maturation. Their relationship is further strained by the arrival of the Flimps from planet Flimpton, an alien species determined to harvest the genitals of the entire human race. Things rapidly get out of hand when Brandi is abducted by the nefarious Flimp, Zooby Doober, and Clementine begins a tryst with Zooby’s hapless assistant, Smib.

Member Reviews (7)

Cliched, Funny, Entertaining, Hilarious, Quirky

See it if If you like high school musical mixed with an alien invasion or "the faculty".

Don't see it if Minimal set designs, so so singing, and skimping on costumes.

Ambitious, Fluffy, Quirky, Disappointing

See it if you want light entertainment done with much enthusiasm

Don't see it if you want a well thought out story that will move you. A bunch of cheap laughs that sometime work.

Critic Reviews (2)

“‘Aliens Coming’ weaves some light satire into these narrative threads…Its primary aim, though, is to be entertaining and funny, and it unquestionably succeeds. The production is well-paced and the songs, accompanied by live piano onstage, well-crafted. The cast puts forth terrific performances…‘Aliens Coming’ feels fresh, is a bit queer in places, and even, unexpectedly, turns out to have actual stakes. Fans of tuneful, genially raunchy silliness will find plenty to like here.”
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"'Aliens Coming' is charming and clearly a labor of love. It is delivered with a tremendous amount of mirth by a young and enthusiastic cast...However, there is some unevenness that detracts a bit from the bubbly zaniness...There are some plot holes and logistical loopholes in terms of world building...The largest hurdle to overcome in experiencing this play is the sound balance...A few body mics on major characters would make a world of difference.”
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