Midtown International Theatre Festival: Fall 2016

See it if You are someone who enjoys romance, laughter, and clever snappy dialogue ala Gilmore Girls! You will be totally engrossed!

Don't see it if you are a person who prefers not to laugh

Also This review is for Warmth by Diana Rissetto

See it if Women of Williams County at MITF was both hysterical and poignant. See it especially if you love the work of Tennessee Williams.

Don't see it if you are expecting extravagant sets.

See it if You like diverse experiences

Don't see it if you're conservative.

See it if You like great acting, great subject matter, and great music.

Don't see it if You're voting for trump.

Also I saw the play "Wimberley".

See it if Warmth is a piece that walks a fine line: a comedy about Holocaust victims and survivors. It is charming and hopeful with fine performances

Don't see it if If you are a misanthrope and hate hope and joy.

See it if You love great acting and storytelling. A beautiful story of the love of two friends.

Don't see it if If you believe in email scandals

Also Go see Wimberley, tomorrow Fri at 6:00pm Sat 8:30pm

See it if You like intense sexual interaction. You have an interest in photograph, feminism, and NYC

Don't see it if Prudish

See it if You appreciate great, witty writing and a unique comedic take on the Holocaust and what it means to "make a difference"

Don't see it if You don't have a sense of humor!

Also The play I saw was "Warmth" by Diana Rissetto.

See it if You're a woman, a feminist, or if you love a woman or a feminist. Especially for breast cancer survivors and their loved ones.

Don't see it if You're not interested in self-growth stories or are uncomfortable about a show with a wide range of emotions. Also more for women overall.

Also Breastless is a wonderful play about one woman's journey with breast cancer and beyond. Her story incorporates humor with poignant, honest reflection. The audience was riveted as the main character grappled with important decisions and experiences. There is a humorous musical scene about her experience in the plastic surgeon's office and how they could take this or that body part to make new "breasts." There are important dialogues throughout about topics, such as intimacy after a breast cancer diagnosis, that virtually no one is talking about-and more! A must see for anyone whose life has been touched by breast cancer, especially survivors.... Read more Read less

See it if you like an original multilayered piece of writing, a fun soundscape, and are open to learning from an entertaining mermaid

Don't see it if you are attached to a linear timeline, or only one character talking at once

Also This review is for De Profundis