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See it if You're interested in a well-acted show about some of the perils of modern sexual relationships. Somewhat hard to hear, but worth the effort.

Don't see it if You are triggered by stories about rape or struggle to hear when actors speak softly when facing away from you.

See it if You want to watch a cast of masterful young actors boldly handle a challenging and highly engaging play.

Don't see it if You can't handle intense subject material or don't like small theaters where the actors may trod on you.

See it if you enjoy how young people twist the truth and cope with remaining friends.

Don't see it if you are bothered by frank language and situations that young adults engage in.

See it if You are really interested in plays about sexual assault

Don't see it if You demand more from your theatre than “acceptability”

See it if Intimate staging fueled with moral dilemma. Intriguing to see how one night of sexual violence unfolds and cascades.

Don't see it if Selfish characters, questionable progression and ambiguous conclusion. Perhaps packing too much than it can handle

Also ‘Generation me’ asking the audience to decide who is right and wrong. Well, everyone. Acting feels balanced for the most part yet challenging to actively engage into what they are feeling due to its very brisk pace. Scene cuts away abruptly when you want to just digest. Handsome hosts offered complimentary wine for starting the show late so that was nice.... Read more Read less

See it if You have an interest in Millennials. You are interested in seeing the consequences of alcohol on campus.

Don't see it if Ambiguity upset you. You need definite conclusions.

Also This made me want to campaign to prohibit on campus drinking! The show was quite good but using one set for both the men and the women was confusing and important dialogue was occasionally lost by poor vocal projection. Every generation thinks the younger generation is going to hell in a handbasket. Perhaps it's just that youth is selfish and self-serving. It was despairing to see so many disloyal and dishonest young people.... Read more Read less

See it if The play gets the feel and voice of the new generation right. Money is still the root of everything (good or bad), no matter what one says.

Don't see it if Despite uneven casting and plot point problem, the play works. Personally I am not a fan of intimate staging, especially in close quarters.

See it if you like a major twist to your typical college "what happened last night" scenario. Actors & staging were great considering the small space.

Don't see it if you don't like small productions and have a problem with the sexual violence as the subject matter.

See it if You want to see a gritty play in a really nice small intimate theater

Don't see it if you are looking for a traditional old-school type play

Also This play was very frustrating to me. The subject of the play is exactly what I love. Problem I have with it is that there are certain parts that could have been cut out. The Character of the roommate was not needed. She had a few monologues where she was speaking to an audience at a convention and I feel that those scenes were a complete waste of time. None of the actors were great but none of them were bad. I always say that a balance cast is all you can ask for and this was definitely a balanced cast. I feel like this could be an 85 minute one act really good play. The space was perfect... Read more Read less

See it if you enjoy the twisted interplay of tormented youth trying to transcend societal forces, constricting mores and hypocritical personalities.

Don't see it if You seek something optimistic and uplifting.

See it if You're up for a beautifully cast, smoothly directed, well staged ensemble whose collective acting is deceptively effortless and on point.

Don't see it if The possibility of sexual assault or terrifically realistic stage fighting are triggers, or if the college campus lives of Millenials bore.

Also Smooth and inventive blocking by director Adam Martin makes the best use of an intimate and tricky space; the seemingly simple cell phone sound effects and messages are anything but; and the fight choreography is disturbingly violent and unusually convincing. An equally convincing ensemble cast makes this consideration of the "me generation" definitely worth seeking out.... Read more Read less

See it if you want something that at tries to take on the idea of sexual assault on campus. Not sure I'm a fan of where they go though.

Don't see it if you're sensitive to depictions of sexual assault, or conversations about it. There's a fairly graphic scene at the end that shook me.

Also Holy shit TRIGGER WARNING.

See it if you're interested in shows about college kids, sexual and personal morality, the conflict between personal ambition and morality.

Don't see it if you aren't willing to put up with too many unresolved issues,plot twists that go off into the land of soap opera, a couple of miscast actors

Also the first act was really, really good. (Pun intended.) The second act wasn't as good and in the last 6 to 8 minutes the plot became completely preposterous.... Read more Read less

See it if the me generation and it's moral ambiguities interest you. Good young performers. Interesting twists & turns.

Don't see it if violence, date rape, some illogical & unlikely choices made by characters would turn you off.

See it if you enjoy young actors doing a very good job with difficult, ambiguous material.

Don't see it if a lack quality direction annoys you. The actors needed to be slowed down. Much of the delivery was too fast, scenes rushed

See it if Some interesting ideas, and some talent in the cast, but the writing fails to advance the central story and brings in too many substories..

Don't see it if and obtusely inflates what should be minor characters. With a lack of foreshadowing of main story, conclusion felt confusing and unearned

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See it if you don't mind a slightly dated show about date rape and revenge. The acting was very energetic, especially considering the intimate venue.

Don't see it if this topic no longer has any interest to you. You don't like in-your-face plays containing violence against women. You want light subjects

See it if You enjoy morally murky dramas. You like dramas with lots of twists.

Don't see it if You don't want another "bro" play where everyone's awful & a bad woman deserves to be punished. You want twists based in real life.

Also I knew going in that it would be a complicated moral situation. The 1st act was well-constructed & set up a 2nd act that had the potential to comment on an all too relevant contemporary issue in a new way. What a let down! The real life motivations & actions went out the window! The "twists" were soapy & over-the-top & negated all the positives from Act 1. There's a reason these plays went out of fashion. Don't encourage the revivals.... Read more Read less

See it if Me Generation talent, immersive atmosphere, ripped from the headlines topic, Stella Adler stylings, commitment to story telling please you

Don't see it if stylized violence, rape, millennials searching, bagging relationships in crisis, claustrophobic basement setting, would give you pause

See it if You want to see a show so current it could have been written from today’s headlines. Smart twist on subject keeps it fresh and interesting.

Don't see it if You don’t want to see a show about current events. Serious social and sexual issues are dealt with honestly and frankly. It’s not fluff!

See it if You can be patient. The first act is awkward but it comes together in the second act. it explores date rape and the millennium me culture

Don't see it if You want knockout acting and are triggered by serious subjects ie date rape

See it if You want a fun night back in school.

Don't see it if Your looking for something highbrow.

See it if a decent production of a decent play. Not ground-breaking or revelutionary.

Don't see it if you are seeking a new perspective on sexual assault.

See it if you want to discuss the moral complications of the "me generation" through the hot-topic of sexual assault

Don't see it if you want to see a show that beneficially adds to society. Also don't see it if you don't want to talk about sexual assault

Also While this might add to the conversation of lies and selfishness and the haziness of drunken assault, it unfortunately does not speak to the danger of discussing this content currently. In an age and society where assault victims are often not believed, producing a show wherein a assault victim is lying (according to the direction of this production), it does not better society. What makes theater and art great is that it can help us move forward. Perhaps under a different political climate and with different directing this would have been different, but unfortunately I left the theater livid at the haphazard handling of this content.... Read more Read less