Memorare NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (109)
See it if Great cast and writing can be found in "Memorare". While the story develops, each character gets a moment without running down a checklist.
Don't see it if The setting looks great on paper but in practice, it fails due to bad acoustics and no real stage. Don't see it during a cold winter night.
See it if A look into world not often seen-a convent in NYC in the '60s. Amazingly relevant what w/racism in the USA & carnage in the world; well done
Don't see it if You're looking for a full on staged prod-this is in a church (bring warm clothes!); you don't want to see an all female cast; need a comedy~
See it if the prospect of seeing issues of belief, doubt, intolerance, love & forgiveness embodied in a series of conflicts intrigues you.
Don't see it if you are too irreligious to suspend your intolerance for religion for two hours & sit in a church -- for a play about religion. Read more
See it if you like a well-written play about contemporary issues with good acting.
Don't see it if you don't like a minimal set, church pew seating (the front row has a cushion) or controversial material. Read more
See it if you are open to a performance in a church that concerns the church. Although situated in 1964, the same racial issues persist today.
Don't see it if you're expecting lavish staging. The writing is strong as is the acting.
See it if You want to see a show about forgiveness and acceptance (or lack thereof) cleverly incorporated into historical events.
Don't see it if You don’t feel comfortable seeing shows that address racism. Read more
See it if a relevant play that addresses the current volatile racial atmosphere while revisiting the 1964 race riots in NYC.
Don't see it if you're looking for a musical or an escape from reality experience.
See it if want to step inside a Catholic convent and witness how their protected lives and beliefs are altered as events force them to re-evaluate.
Don't see it if you don't like small venues and simple staging, or don't want to see a play where all the actors are nuns. Read more