See it if You’re into LGBTQ+ masterpieces. Yea, I said it. It’s such a good play, with a talented cast of 4 millennials, yet, there were references
Don't see it if For the older crowd. It was diverse, had gay tropes, but, not cliché-ish, really. It was smart, like intelligently smart, while being funny. Read more
See it if You like complex development of characters. A really good serious story without the stereotypes. You like to see all sides of a character.
Don't see it if You have any problem with homosexuality and descriptions of sexual acts.
See it if Discover a fresh talent brimming with creativity. If you crave right-on dialogue that is raw and screamingly funny.
Don't see it if If anything gay is a problem. Your problem! Very explicit (talk) sexual content. Be prepared to howl. Read more
See it if Conflict develops among best friends as their respective new relationships grow more significant. Great writing with excellent acting.
Don't see it if If male relationships makes you feel uncomfortable then skip this one.
See it if you like a gay romantic play, LGBTQ issues, and all the angst of modern dating in New York.
Don't see it if you are not that keen in hearing about LGBTQ issues as at times the play can be heavy handed.
See it if you let writers take you on a journey before climax, are LGBTQ in NYC, or want a piece that leaves you thinking about a lot afterwards
Don't see it if you want big sets, don't enjoy contemporary theatre, or need clear cut heroes/villains in your stories
See it if you like contemporary plays set in NYC about millennial gays and their relationships. Lots of drama, a little tension and many funny moments
Don't see it if small stage productions annoy you - here each minimal set and costume change is in full view. Some dialogue is very quick and hard to grasp.
See it if You like linear plot with many real life problems highlighted
Don't see it if You’re anti LGBTQIA+. If that’s you, grow up. Read more
“ ‘Rough Trade’ is an honest depiction of gay life under the gods of capital, in which our finely cultivated scruples are made ridiculous by forces largely beyond our control. If you're a struggling young actor in New York, you might not need to see this drama onstage because you live it every day. ”
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