See it if you just like anything multimedia. Daniel Kublick gets at a touching character.
Don't see it if uneven acting, having to turn around all the time or being a part of the stage setting is a turn off. Or if Dostoyevsky is sacred to you.
See it if You would like to see young actors tackle Russian literature with awkward 20th century sensibility.
Don't see it if You would not enjoy being part of the staging or too close to the actors.
See it if You like glitzy effects that don't move the story (what story) and you know the Idiot
Don't see it if If you don't know the Idiot and you hate uncomfortable seats
See it if You like immersive theater and "artistic" theater of the absurd. Overly unnecessary technical production.
Don't see it if You don't like immersive staging, and if you prefer a story and script to propel the production rather than technology and overcomplications
See it if you love Dostoevsky
Don't see it if if you like exciting theater. The actors are talented but the presentation is confusing and too long
See it if U want to check U.S. interpretation of Dostoyevsky and want to hear song of Russian pop-star named Yolka (translated - Spruce).
Don't see it if U're afraid of something new and experimental
See it if You are a fan of Experimental theater with interesting media components and you don't mind a loose weave story.
Don't see it if You like straight forward stories without odd dance/song breaks. Or if you don't like being confused, or on purpose over the top acting
See it if Would enjoy performance art/unusual staging aspects despite unconvincing integration, for Daniel Kublick's warmly eccentric performance
Don't see it if Looking for coherent, faithful, or profound use of source material, suspect "experimental" is a byword for pretension