Filomena Marturano - Un Matrimonio A La Caribeña NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if You enjoy comedies where gender roles are strictly segregated to their two classic stereotypes: the womanizer and the scheming sinful woman.

Don't see it if You feel offended by comedies that continue to celebrate stereotypical gender roles. Read more

See it if You want to see a clever plot in an intimate setting, you are interested in familial themes, or you'd like to support Latino/as in the arts.

Don't see it if You dislike Spanish/foreign languages, you're opposed to watching questionable marriages onstage (similar to Shakespeare's bed trick plays). Read more

See it if you speak Spanish or can read subtitles the play is funny, with pathos and wisdom mixed in. A full house loved this show!

Don't see it if You don't want to see a play in Spanish.

See it if You speak Spanish. If you value superb acting and a very well written play. A drama dealing w patriarchy, abuse and socioeconomic disparity

Don't see it if You don’t speak Spanish. depth will get lost in translation. You Need big production with special effects. want a light comedy (it’s not!)

See it if you enjoy romantic Spanish comedy, don't mind onscreen translation

Don't see it if you don't understand Spanish & don't like subtitled shows. Read more

See it if you want to see a well acted, well staged play and you speak Spanish. I don't, but I enjoyed the devise used to read the lines.

Don't see it if you don't want to read the words spoken.

See it if You like broad comedy. Zulema Clares has superb comic skills. The rest of the cast are also admirable. The set is clever and attractive

Don't see it if You need translation. Formerly it was possible to watch the stage & read. Now a single overhead monitor means missing action to read.

See it if Fun night out, full of laughs, not trying to be anything more than it is. Zulema Clares remains one of the best actors in the city.

Don't see it if Rapid-fire back and forth dialogue, if you're Spanish isn't up to par you'll do a fair amount of reading on a sometimes-delayed supertitle.