Homos, or Everyone in America

See it if you're a Michael Urie fan, enjoy clever gay romance with odd chronology but very clear, like intimate designed space with scenes all around

Don't see it if not a fan of gay plays or open affection, don't like being in the midst of action (no audience participation) or unusual chronology

See it if you can. This show is literally for and about everyone in America.

Don't see it if you're not interested or invested in what it means to be alive right now.

See it if You're a gay man who appreciates drama reflecting real life, or someone who appreciates all kinds of romantic dramadies.

Don't see it if You aren't interested in listening to the ins and outs of a relationship between two young, gay men.

See it if you want to see an incredible performance by Michael Urie. One of the best I have seen in a long time. I can't imagine seeing this great

Don't see it if show anywhere else. They made great use of the space. Really well written and staged

See it if You enjoy shows depicting a very typical gay NY experience as societal norms change through the years.

Don't see it if You are uncomfortable with graphic sex portrayed on stage. You have no interest in the problems that gays face in their daily interactions.

See it if you are interested in seeing a slice of gay life in New York over recent decades.

Don't see it if you are not interested in gay topics and have a low tolerance for bickering.

Also The staging is extremely awkward. Where you are sitting can make the difference between missing a lot and having an actor sit down right next to you.... Read more Read less

See it if You want to see the intricate nature of male relationships done in an immersion setting

Don't see it if You want chronological progression of story

See it if you like gay-themed relationship plays.

Don't see it if you dislike stories told non-linearly.

See it if I really enjoyed this play, despite having 1 of the 3 worst seats in the house. Robin De Jesus is captivating. Funny, sad &a shocking moment

Don't see it if You're not interested in gay topics, awkward seating arrangement, a narrative that goes back-and forth in time; its non-linear.....

See it if you like Michael Urie, intriguing format concepts, or care about the history of the gay rights movement in NYC between Stonewall and 2011

Don't see it if you're offended by bigoted anti-gay, antisemitic, misogynistic, or anti almost anything language, descriptions of gay sex acts or drug use.

Also We think Michael Urie can do no wrong, it was great to see him live again. Clearly neither he or Robin de Jesús is afraid to take on a controversial role and carry it off brilliantly.... Read more Read less

See it if You enjoy dialog driven plays in unusual venues

Don't see it if You are claustrophobic

See it if you think you'd enjoy a dramatization of a relevant issue today.

Don't see it if you are homophobic or if you can't handle a play that flashes back and forth in time.

See it if Great acting by Michael Urie and Robin de Jesus. Loved the intimate space. Relevant socially!

Don't see it if non-linear storytelling confuses you

See it if you like to be challenged at the theatre. The seating alone is different and fresh. The structure of the play is tricky but rewarding.

Don't see it if you're squeamish about sexual content - or if you don't like being seen while you're in the theatre. Lots of eye contact with other audience

See it if drama about relationships

Don't see it if gay themes

See it if you like to se a show presented in an unconventional way. you like to see a relationship between 2 men evolve. the happy the sad.

Don't see it if you are not open minded on gay relationships

See it if You want a funny look into urban gay life in USA

Don't see it if Gay intimacy makes you uncomfortable

See it if you enjoy intimate theater that gets up close and personal; this is high-quality writing and acting, and completely absorbing. I loved it.

Don't see it if you're easily offended by somewhat frank conversations about sex; if you're offended by homosexuality (but then you should work on that).

See it if you're a fan of either/both Urie & DeJesus; if you're a student of "gay plays"

Don't see it if you're not up for an elaborate "non-linear" experiment that doesn't deliver much beyond purported pleasure of puzzling through the pieces

See it if you like intimate plays imaginatively staged in a very small space; plays that look at modern gay life but with timeless emotional impact

Don't see it if you're not comfortable wit explicit gay themes or plays staged in very small spaces,

See it if you want to see incredible acting by Michael Urie and Robin De Jesus with themes of love and acceptance

Don't see it if you want an easy-to-understand story that would hold up with lesser actors or if bad sight lines would bother you

See it if You're interested in an honest, challenging look at how relationships strengthen and erode. Incredible writing and acting.

Don't see it if you're looking for a large or elaborate production, the staging is minimal here, and it makes the performances all the more potent.

Also Excellent play written by Jordan Seavey

See it if you are interested in plays that chronicle relationships and if you like jumping timelines. Robin de Jesus and Michael Urie were fantastic.

Don't see it if you have a difficult time following shows when the timeline jumps around or if you don't want to see discussion of a hate crime.

See it if You like inventive story-telling about the development of personal relationships. You are open to trying creative things in creative spaces

Don't see it if You need a story to be told in a linear fashion.

See it if you're a fan of Robin de Jesus and/or Michael Urie-- great work from both of them as always

Don't see it if you're not interesting in a non linear storyline of a relationship where nothing really happens