See it if you appreciate absurdist yet relatable situations.
Don't see it if you don't like allegory.
See it if you like comedies
Don't see it if you don't like comedies
See it if Like Godot
Don't see it if Dont like Godot
See it if you are interested in theatrical history. This is the longest running show in one venue. The young actors work hard to make the show succeed
Don't see it if gratuitous violence & sex disgust you. The 5 characters fight to be first in line without any reason except to be 1st. Each will do anything
See it if You want to see a very stupid,slow,boring show
Don't see it if Your smart
See it if It was ok. I honestly was not really impressed with it. We were actually joking my husband about taking us to an off broadway show
Don't see it if I am not sure that I would recommend this show.
See it if you know & love the author's work
Don't see it if you know & dislike the author's work
See it if You like small downtown off-off-broadway productions of a genius classic comic script by top notch actors.
Don't see it if Absurdism is a dealbreaker.
"A kind of poor man’s 'Waiting for Godot,' Horovitz’s one-act is basically an extended comedy sketch about five schlemiels conniving and conspiring to get to the front of the line despite never ascertaining what they're waiting for... The script may still have a point to make but this overextended production muddies any comic message with amateurish acting that places inadvertant emphasis on a misogynist subplot."
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"If you're looking for a lesson on theatrical durability to be learned from Line, which has been at the same downtown theater for 40 years and reigns as New York City's longest-running play, that's one of the big ones. The length of the show's run speaks for itself, and it's been translated into more than 35 languages and performed around the world."
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