See it if dystopian survival stories appeal. Three desperately hungry women live together in a penthouse each approaching her personal limit.
Don't see it if you need interior logic. The intention seems to be shocking the viewers; but to accomplish that the script needs considerable editing.
See it if you like supporting a small theater and seeing a play at the ground level
Don't see it if you want a polished production or if really bad fight choreography drives you crazy like it does me Read more
See it if You want to see a play about a post apocalyptic or similar situation in NYC and how people behave when it becomes critical.
Don't see it if You want a polished production. You are not interested in this type of drama. You need a play with meat and potatoes Read more
See it if You like to support smaller theatres/companies. You have a friend in the cast.
Don't see it if You avoid mediocre staging, writing, and acting. I love a good dystopian story, this didn't grab.
See it if Anything with a lesbian subtext gets your interest and the antics of people who are starving tickle your fancy.
Don't see it if like me, you find starvation and cannibalism topics which send you running for the exit.
See it if you like dystopian dramas; small but well acted cast;
Don't see it if a bit slow at times; sometimes not very conversational speaking;
See it if You want to watch a dystopian story about three hungry women who desperately want to eat and survive. Dark sides of human nature unraveled.
Don't see it if You don't like dystopian settings or depressing plots. Too slow at certain points, may needs 15 mins trimming.
See it if you like comedies
Don't see it if you don't like comedies
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