Fuck Marry Kill NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (33)
See it if A teen soap opera gone very very dark. Brilliant writing & directing. Very smart.Amazing cast,not a single weak link.Fantastic choreography
Don't see it if U really can't get into the headspace of a group of teens.U start out hating every one of them but grow to sympathize with all but 1(maybe 2 Read more
See it if Wow! Horror, comedy, teen mayhem, millennial morality play. Energy to spare. Great talent team: writing, acting, staging, choreography.
Don't see it if Sex, nudity (the title is a clue, no?). But evildoers get punished. Overlong: needs a disciplined edit. But so much to recommend it
See it if you want a 3 hr. slice of teen romance & drama in an intimate setting. Its like a fast paced telenovela in one sittin (like CW's Riverdale).
Don't see it if you don't care about teen issues (love, sex, drugs, friendship, betrayal, incest?... & murder!)- although these are adult issues too anyway. Read more
See it if you hated high school and appreciate a wild, well-staged, "everybody dies" style dark comedy.
Don't see it if you're not up for incest, murder, self-harm, slur-slinging, and all manner of bad teenage behavior.
See it if For exciting, edgy theatre with a very strong cast to back up the intensity, challenging and thought provoking theatre
Don't see it if You are sensitive to nudity, gunshots, and high intensity situations, this show is not for the faint hearted, this is anything but feel-good
See it if You want to see a well-directed young cast with an interesting new take on a classic 17th century tale.
Don't see it if Profanity, sex, or murder bother you
See it if you like supporting new work/small theatre companies
Don't see it if you aren’t a fan of edgy subjects, drug use, nudity, or foul language Read more
See it if This is a macabre soap opera w/no depth or takeaway. Just a train wreck from which you cannot look away. Side note: Watch the actors' shoes!
Don't see it if you don't like long plays (3 hours), leaving w questions about character motivations (plot holes), or not caring about characters.
Critic Reviews (1)
“Vicious teenagers do battle in modern-day Connecticut in James Presson's Jacobean-style revenge comedy, directed by Sash Bischof...The show begins with promising stylishness, but despite a talented and attractive young cast, it unravels completely just as the noose should be tightening. What might have worked fine in 90 sleek minutes is tortured out—stretched on racks of banality, glibness, and total implausiblity—into three exhausting hours.”
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