See it if If you like smart and witty.It's a wise look at harassment, gender identity, artistic integrity,internet fame. Great actors. Loved it!
Don't see it if you wholly identify as a right wing conservative cisgender. This is not your play. Go see a Disney musical.
See it if social commentary on the art world enlivened by a talented cast & lots o' punchlines script done in a gallery setting would amuse you
Don't see it if pix of dicks, casting women as men, uncomfortable folding chairs, scathing social commentary would offend you
See it if you like different kinds of plays, written by talented and upcoming authors, with a talented cast.
Don't see it if you want to see a straight forward drama . Read more
See it if you like plays with gender & sex content, effects of technology on society, has fine acting, some laughs and non traditional format
Don't see it if dislike plays that are non traditional, difficult to analyze, confusing at times and have overt sexual, though not erotic, content.
See it if You like to see large photographs of male genitals and crave vulgarity
Don't see it if Are offended by nudity and vulgarity. Read more
See it if you like great actors and fresh commentary. For people who like to laugh and think.
Don't see it if you're looking for mindless entertainment.
See it if I liked the irony of a woman using typically male pickup lines to a guy.
Don't see it if I felt like it was disjointed--the theme did not carry through. It had some edginess to it.
“McCoy's new witty comedy...Gender norms are turned upside down in this creative and punchy satirical show that delivers nonstop laughs...I felt that the use of language choice made by the playwright was in line with the current times exploration of gender norms. I was struck by use of the language and dialogue delivered by the different characters great vocal presence...I really enjoyed plot and the delivery by the characters was exceptional. The show was a smart, witty, and comedic gem!"
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“'Dick Pix's' witty, self-aware comedy lets audiences have a wonderfully fun time interrogating the entire system of gender...Makes some fun of the conventions and self-seriousness of the art world...Brings about a sort of alienation effect by swapping the expected genders in certain situations...Shines in the execution of its combination of winning silliness and social satire. Don't miss your chance to experience it in the flesh.”
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