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Show-Score Member Reviews (109)
See it if Did not expect much from this off Broadway play but came away loving it. Amazing singing and smart way of exposing racism in a convent.
Don't see it if You expect flashy staging or a a fast paced play.
See it if a simple show set (and produced) in a church which is the only set. Well written and tense throughout. Makes the most of a minimal space
Don't see it if You hate going into churches, hate going to the west village, hate nuns or hate nyc.
See it if A show with strong ensemble cast, pretty solid writing, some humor, politically relevant .. a great effort.. appeals to you.
Don't see it if Church has pros and cons. Visibility /sound could have been better. VG acting - main actress needed to slow down, speak up! Read more
See it if You like theater in an unusual setting the church added to the nuns conversations Relevant subject still even as it referenced an earlier
Don't see it if Politics , race, religion are not subjects of interest. The seating and acoustics are not good
See it if U want to be excited by excellent theater again! U want a brilliant script that is relevant & well directed with A+ acting.
Don't see it if U are afraid of religious & racial topics, dislike using your mind & heart to absorb serious drama. U want silly frivolous entertainment. Read more
See it if you want to see a great show that offers a wonderful cast and a well-written, story that is very relevant today.
Don't see it if you are a racist, or if you prefer shows that are in a "real" theater with a "real" stage, and "real" staging. This is as simple as it gets. Read more
See it if You appreciate how a play can show a sliver and reveal a world.
Don't see it if Uncomfortable seating will dim your appreciation of the work. Read more
See it if ..you enjoy very modest but well-written production of a moving story about racism and historical events (mid-1960s)
Don't see it if .. you're looking for any flashy production values
Critic Reviews (1)
"A fascinating and timely piece of work. With conversations that are still familiar today, a wonderful cast, and a beautifully-written story, the world-premiere production is a must-see...Throughout the play, the stories of the nuns are told, giving each character solid motivations for their actions and providing a well of emotional depth...McCasland’s writing...is skillful and delicate, artfully creating both loud, shouted moments and intimate conversations between the characters."
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