See it if You want to see a drama about contemporary issues. You want to hear personal stories about immigration. You want great writing & acting.
Don't see it if You don't want a play about issues. You don't want a drama.
See it if you like thoughtful, politically-charged subject matter played out skillfully, horror and humor included
Don't see it if you would be appalled by inhumane torment of people played out within arms length of your seat
See it if You like feeling superior to others. 5 LABORIOUS indulgent monologs about immigrants done wrong. 2 1/2 hrs w/no break, You are held hostage.
Don't see it if You don't need to be pounded over the head again & again & ... with the fact the people written about have it bad & we are responsible.
See it if you have the patience of a saint - there are 2 decent, interesting monologues but unfortunately they were sandwiched by 3 terrible ones.
Don't see it if you can help it.
See it if You would enjoy seeing an incredible acting tour-de-force -- an actress doing a riveting monologue while being water-tortured.
Don't see it if You hate plays with excessive overwrought prose, or you hate shows that just monologue sequences.
See it if you enjoy contemporary plays about illegal immigration and all it entails; you like watching long monologues- there are 5 (1 for each actor)
Don't see it if you cannot sit through 2 hours without intermission; you need drama/action/interaction between characters on stage
See it if You like good theater in the east village.
Don't see it if You're not into small intimate spaces.
See it if You like long monolgues, minimalist staging, personal accounts of immigrants.
Don't see it if You dislike intense moments, long monologues and seeing simulated physical torture.