Moral Support NYC Reviews and Tickets

57%

(13 Reviews)

Positive

23%

Mixed

62%

Negative

15%

Members say

Slow, Relevant, Absorbing, Confusing, Ambitious

About the Show

This naturalistic, family drama, autobiographical in detail, mixes elements of poetry and surrealism with a very real portrait of a troubled family and the demands of love.

Mary is divorced, estranged from her family and suffering with cancer. Her son Mike visits her during spring break. She asks him for concrete actions of moral support. Mike’s father and aunt caution him not to get involved. Old wounds re-open, and the bonds of family and love are rigorously tested.

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Member Reviews (13)

51

Banal, Indulgent, Slow, Excruciating

See it if If you want to see a show about dysfunctional families.

Don't see it if Needs a lot of work. A 51 was generous. Plot and story are not good. Acting so so.

54

Suffocating, Boozy, Undramatic, Talky, Drab

See it if you collect stories about desperately, destructively unhappy families.

Don't see it if you like your dramas dramatic: This one is all talk, & that talk is about hurt that occurred years ago. Read more

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Creative team

William Considine

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