Gemini NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (49)
See it if You enjoy great acting
Don't see it if You don’t like dated shows
See it if like me, you grew up in the New York area in the 70s & always wondered what was up with that commercial with the woman slurping spaghetti.
Don't see it if 1. you have high expectations. This ain't no Broadway production. The acting definitely ain't so hot. 2. You are homophobic. Read more
See it if This is a wonderful period piece from the 70s that will make you laugh and cry
Don't see it if No reason not to see it!
See it if Small cast that shine in portraying story based in 70's philadelphia. Quirky group of characters that do not fail to entertain.
Don't see it if You are not into quirky shows.
See it if You enjoy sitcom-esque acting and dialogue. Was very much like watching episodes of your favorite 70s sitcom. Had a Norman Lear vibe to it.
Don't see it if if you want to laugh. Read more
See it if You're interested in how cult 70s hit holds up in 2018, if you're intrigued dark comedy/family drama with sad truth to it.
Don't see it if You're easily offended by stereotypes or dark humor fueled by touchy subject matter. Read more
See it if you want to see a fun show dealing with homosexuality and family dynamics with fun character work.
Don't see it if you're looking for well written, realistic, story-telling.
See it if A good recreation of a long running Broadway play on a small economical staging. Some good acting.
Don't see it if Not constant energy. Actors at times seemed to lose pace.
Critic Reviews (2)
"The play is endearingly dated...Innaurato’s piece was written before the dawn of the hyper-sensitivity that would make us feel guilty about laughing at the play’s 'politically incorrect' one-liners about ethnicity, class, weight, sexuality, and more. As a result, theater attendees in 2018 will probably find this THIS 'Gemini' more funny than audiences did 41 years ago...The entire cast of 'Gemini' is wonderful."
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“I enjoyed this production. Though, at times, the show seemed to have a rather low energy. There are many moments in the play where the action is simply the actors standing around and talking to each other, which is not a problem in itself, though it seemed that a few times the actors were waiting for the next exciting thing to happen...When the play was allowed to land, it was a joy to watch, particularly, the moments between Francis and his father."
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