Hiroshi-Me-Me-Me NYC Reviews and Tickets

36%

(3 Ratings)

Positive

33%

Mixed

Negative

67%

Members say

Banal, Confusing, Insipid, Excruciating, Disappointing

About the Show

A comedy of obsession that serves as a cautionary tale for modern women navigating modern romance.

Hiroshi-Me-Me-Me is a comedic exploration of obsession by Natalie Menna, depicting the pitfalls of modern romance. Presented by Theater for the New City (TNC) from February 18 to 28, and directed by Roger Hendricks Simon, the play explores the complexities of a fleeting affair between imaginative Roberta and the elusive Hiroshi. Delve into the comic chaos of their relationship, as Roberta's self-absorbed delusions create conflicts with her best friend Sarah.

Show-Score Member Reviews (3)

Entertaining, Great acting, Edgy, Quirky, Slow

See it if you like cat and mouse relationships at play with a little psychiatry thrown in - here two women vie for the same guy playing the field.

Don't see it if you want a smooth moving production - here a lot of dancing is done while small costume changes are made on a simply set stage.

Insipid, Excruciating, Disappointing, Confusing, Banal

See it if This one can be missed for sure. Plot, direction is awful.

Don't see it if Too many different things thrown at you makes it confusing.

Insipid, Excruciating, Disappointing, Confusing, Banal

See it if Just Don't. Only good thing was the music.

Don't see it if I had high hopes due to one of the actors but sadly they weren't able save this mess. Read more

Trailer

Creative team

Theater for the New City

Producer

Natalie Menna

Playwright

Roger Hendricks Simon

Director