Death of a Driver NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if you want to see a really thought-provoking show

Don't see it if you don't want to see a show that sets your expectations so high with its topic and description that it would be hard to not disappoint Read more

See it if You have high expectations. The pace of the story is impeccable, you won't be bored. The dynamics between the two characters is just right

Don't see it if You just simply crave for big production.

See it if You are interested in interactions between Americans and Africans in Africa. Doing good is not as simple as one might wish.

Don't see it if You want an elaborate set. This is a minimally staged production with two actors, but it is beautifully done.

See it if You like quick plays which have something to say

Don't see it if You don't read your program notes--the play spanned 10 years across the various scenes which wouldn't have known otherwise Read more

See it if You're interested in development and aid work and wonder about the mindset of the people who do it.

Don't see it if You think two people talking about work and politics for an hour sounds boring.

See it if you want a smart take on relationship differences, both by countries and people, acted very well on a nearly bare stage with good lighting.

Don't see it if you need a full staging to appreciate a good story or you want a happy ending.

See it if You would enjoy a thoughtful two person plays about the challenges of development in Africa and of bicultural relationship generally.

Don't see it if You want a clear take home message and a balance between the two characters (Kennedy is a better character than Sarah). Read more

See it if You like proactive story telling.

Don't see it if You don't like serious plays about something.