A bioplay about the famed film and TV actress who co-invented a technology that might have contributed to victory in World War II. Part of Theater for the New City's Dream Up Festival.
Read more Show lessSee it if You are interested in the life of Heddy Lamar and the life of women in acting of that era.
Don't see it if You dislike what is basically a low budget solo show with two supporting actors who play multiple roles with varying degrees of proficiency Read more
See it if you want to discover an entirely new (and important) side to a film icon.
Don't see it if you dislike one-person plays.
See it if You enjoy good acting in a small setting. If you a fan of old Hollywood and little known stories.
Don't see it if You are looking for a fast paced “big” production.
See it if you're a fan of Hedy Lamar and would like some interesting background info about her.
Don't see it if you're not interested in the late, great movie stars. Don't enjoy small theater performances Read more
See it if to learn a little about her contribution to the science & her disappointment on initial rejection & a bit more about her personal life.
Don't see it if lots of scene changes, breaking the fourth wall, lighting changes or background sounds interfering w/hearing accented voice are not for you.
See it if you're curious about Hedy Lamar's interesting and complex life or you enjoy shows that highlight the lives of women.
Don't see it if you want any real understanding of Lamar's life beyond her many disappointing marriages. I hoped for context for her scientific interest.
See it if Tell you about her marriages. Tells of movie years.
Don't see it if This touches very litter about frequency-hopping. Touches some of her life. Read more
See it if you have a strong interest in the many marriages and screen career of Lamarr.
Don't see it if you're expecting a fascinating story of the invention mentioned in the title.