See it if You like relationship dramas, good supporting actors
Don't see it if Compelling story
See it if Interesting look at relationships. Good monologues and I left talking about the show and analyzing it. Good acting. Left me thinking.
Don't see it if A little confusing and slow at times.
See it if you are interested in productions with developmental potential. The cast works hard with an uneven, sometimes incomprehensible script.
Don't see it if the title leads you to expect a magic show. There is no magic here on any level. The author's salacious concepts fail to be sexy or amusing.
See it if you enjoy actors learning their craft. Had potential to be quite good.
Don't see it if ..........read the Playbill to gain a perspective of the setting to better understand what is going on.
See it if you can appreciate actors and a writer in NYC trying to do theater on a shoe string, & if you can cut them some slack for at least trying.
Don't see it if if you're expecting professionally polished writing, professional looking sets, if you can't separate acting skills from the weak script.
See it if You want to support actors starting out. Second half picks up slightly & ending is a surprise.
Don't see it if You expect Bway quality show. Bad theatre & acoustics. Not actors fault, they are learning craft. Great potential for them in future.
See it if You haven't seen Rashomon & don't mind sitting through an unfocused, unclear, at times lecturing, rumination on individual truth & reality.
Don't see it if You bore easily; or, if seated House Left, want a clear view of actors completely blocked by a prop computer screen for all of Act 1.
See it if You feel like seeing a short play & do what I did for the 1st time (had to happen sometime!), & leave at intermission. Horrible & pointless
Don't see it if You'll get ticked off at the playwright/producer/director person behind this for ruining any prospective theatergoers experience of theater