See it if Very very good if you're into non-verbal experimental movement theater. If you like the photos on lamama's site - this is what you'll get.
Don't see it if Don't expect much of narrative or plot. Read more
See it if you love virtuosic dance-theater and experimental theater; you enjoy Greek tragedy/mythology, are comfortable with dark comedy and violence.
Don't see it if you need a strong story line, narrative clarity, having things spelled out for you, kitchen sink realism, hate experimental or dance theater Read more
See it if You want a show to make you think performed by very accomplished actors. Excellent comment on our world.
Don't see it if You do not enjoy rather dark takes on our world.
See it if The performers r unbelievable:strg dancing&acting w an interesting take on our current harsh reality & a movement toward a more hopeful one.
Don't see it if U expected a 60M lecture on "Free Will." If you need every element explained & don't like experimental theatre, skip this one. Read more
See it if you like performance art that includes dancing, narration, puppet people, and stories told in sketches by 6 talented actors with many props.
Don't see it if you are looking for a lot of serious wisdom sharing - this is not strictly a play and the messages are sometime crudely presented.
See it if into vignettes, supposedly inspired by ancient Greek text, that could have used more depth, or an arc. Some gems.
Don't see it if well... it does not amount to much. This is not how Aristotle gained longevity. Read more
See it if You want to see what La Mama productions looked liked like 40 years ago. Very disorienting as only Chuck Mee could write.
Don't see it if You want a straight forward play, this is not it.
See it if One you can miss. Separate vignettes about Aristotle was drab.
Don't see it if If you want a show with depth.
"The performers are impressive, and the dancing and acting are powerful and refreshing"
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"This hour-long collage of dancing and diatribes… uses the stories told by the eminent artists of Ancient Greece to comment on violence and family and love in modern times – which are expressed by some eminent artists of the American Avant-Garde."
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