Randy Reiman's Attention Span (FringeNYC) NYC Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (13)
See it if You want a very unique sketch show with a solidly defined voice with a strong cast
Don't see it if You don't want to be happy
See it if Like skits that don't have to be connected. Enjoy beautiful young ladies adding to the entertainment. Enjoy young folks humor.
Don't see it if You don't enjoy rising creative comedians. Want something serious. Can't appreciate off off Bway.
See it if if you both love and hate social media and its effects
Don't see it if you don't have a sense of humor
See it if you like a very well written show with a great cast, full of love, secrets, animals and kitchen appliances
Don't see it if you're not hip with the internets
See it if The passing of George Carlin left a hole in your heart and you want something lyrical, satirical, and hysterical to fill it.
Don't see it if You hate sexy thighs, cleverness, and whip-smart social commentary patter.
See it if You want to laugh, smile and go "awww". It's a great show, filled with funny characters, & great songs.
Don't see it if You hate comedy, musicals, smiling.
See it if you want to see bright, young comedians making a splash with a quirky and enjoyable show!
Don't see it if you don't know what a smartphone is, have never surfed the web, or hate musicals.
See it if You're open-minded, enjoy silly yet though-provoking, fast-paced sketch comedy, catchy songs and up and coming comedians.
Don't see it if You're a grump, don't know what the internet is, don't believe in global warming, walked in and thought you were there to see a drama.
Critic Reviews (1)
"The whole piece doesn't really come together in a cohesive whole, and the overall style gets lost in the endless variety, but perhaps the variety itself is the style. Not every joke lands (or even gets completed), but like the particle collider, the sheer mass of jokes ensures that there is something in it for everyone. Ultimately the show accomplishes its goal, putting the Internet onstage and providing a 'dazzling display of distraction' that still manages to make a viewer think."
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