See it if You want to see a tyrant of a girlfriend (who plays it well). You want to see a tireless playwright believe in his craft (well acted)
Don't see it if You don't have an open mind. You don't want to laugh. You take life too seriously. You don't want to sit back, relax and enjoy the show. Read more
See it if You like edgy contemporary plays, and also like discovering theaters that you haven't been to before.
Don't see it if You're easily offended, or don't venture to the outer boroughs.
See it if you've ever felt like Cinderella's stepsister who cut off her toes to fit into a glass slipper. The struggle between duty & passion is real
Don't see it if you hate artists and don't have a passion to create art. Even then, it's still a fun play. Great characters, dialogue and plot twists.
See it if You love intimate, independent theater, great acting, dark humor
Don't see it if You're against violence satire. For "some" parts, I felt the script was lacking, unpolished.
See it if you enjoy farce and are able to suspend disbelief easily. The overall intention is positive.
Don't see it if extreme behavior upsets you. The behavior of some of the characters could be distressing.
See it if you like well-written, new plays. enjoy the struggles of a young playwright.
Don't see it if you don't enjoy profanity or dispair in your shows
See it if if you enjoy dark comedy, with topics of suicide/murder
Don't see it if you are offended by profanity, want light, refreshing comedy
See it if you are in Long Island City and want to see a play and there's little else. Though the performance of the lead actor is excellent
Don't see it if you are looking for a well-written play that has something interesting to say