Lone Star Spirits NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if You like sharp dialogue delivered very well. It's a funny, very enjoyable play.

Don't see it if you are expecting the play to break new ground or provide new insights.

See it if you want to see a coming home / reuniting with family story, with a touch of the supernatural. Good writing and acting, nice set.

Don't see it if you want a very active or intense play, if you must have 100 percent realism, if you don't want to see a simple story.

See it if Nice ensemble, solid acting. Not too many surprises, but a few and nicely done. Funny slice of small town life for we city slickers.

Don't see it if You want originality and hate stereotypes. You've seen this story and most of these characters before, but it's quite entertaining.

See it if Like your suspense to be funny

Don't see it if Don't like taking the road less traveled. This off-off broadway venue is in the NYU Tisch area with a young artistic vibe.

See it if If you want to see talented actors in a play about family dysfunction and friendship and the ghost that inhabit our lives.

Don't see it if You don't like plays that deal with family history and reconciliation.

See it if like to be entertained with simple story with surprises and laughs. Like decent legroom and inexpensive pricing.

Don't see it if looking for sophisticated, snobbish and long play. If Texas accent bothers you.

See it if you enjoy a well-crafted show which has an unexpected twist, easy to understand characters, and a happy ending.

Don't see it if you are afraid of guns, don't like cowboy types or ghosts; don't like a play in which the main characters lack chemistry.

See it if You would enjoy a simple show with light themes and a good laugh. Solid acting, great casting. Standard reconciliation themes, lighthearted.

Don't see it if You need deeply complex characters with long arcing development. Tad indulgent, but rightly so.