See it if you want to see a large cast, in a long production, giving it a go to be entertaining on issues of the art world. Some good moments.
Don't see it if you want a well edited and acted play. There are good elements here in need of refinement. Most acting more suited to screen than stage.
See it if You want to see a fun and interesting comedy with a really big cast
Don't see it if You want a play that is cleaned up and polished or if you have a problem with actors playing multiple roles Read more
See it if A few funny moments where the art dealer thinks the crap "art" is worth paying top-dollar for.
Don't see it if But most of the 2 hours 15 minutes drags big time, many walkouts at intermission, many yawns. Desperate need of severe editing.
See it if You don’t mind seeing a show that is really still not ready for prime time ! You enjoy satire, especially when it’s aimed at the A list !
Don't see it if Everything needs to be perfect for you to enjoy a play. You have no interest in the trials and tribulations of the world of modern art.
See it if U like a story that mixes contemporary art world w/contemporary politics & society. Needs further editing, it’s 2 long & repetitive.
Don't see it if You’re impatient and looking for a fully developed play.
See it if Support smaller venues, enjoy a fun night out, see a satire on the A listers, can apprciate the absurd, can laugh at the absurd.
Don't see it if You don't like satire, need a fancy venue, don't like traveling downtown, aren't open to new experiences, expect a fancy set. Read more
See it if you enjoy humor poking fun at wealthy art collectors; your pal is in the cast of SIXTEEN; you don't mind very uncomfortable chairs for 2 hrs
Don't see it if a talky play with limited scope will irk you; you prefer plays with characters you can relate to; you like comedies that deliver big laughs Read more
See it if a spoof on what "art" is , mixed in with a bit of a love story , would possibly entertain you
Don't see it if if you dislike long , slow, drawn out plays. Seating was uncomfortable and first act was too long Read more
Two teenage missionaries are sent to Africa to spread the word of Jesus Christ. What could go wrong?
A modern-day reimagining of Shakespeare’s Hamlet centered around a queer, Black man.
New York premiere of a play shortlisted for the 2012 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize.