See it if You want to see a playwright take a humongous chance and succeed.
Don't see it if You have trouble with gritty dramas that tackle subjects a lot of playwrights don’t have the guts to tackle. Read more
See it if A striking new play, up close and personal with problem topics. Intense but nimble enough with language and performance
Don't see it if Don’t like graphic or shocking discussions of sex
See it if You can handle up close and personal look at a damaged abuser's mindset and a misguided way of expressing desire.
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See it if Great acting
Don't see it if Sensitive to raunchy topics
See it if you like intense dramas with a focus on the minds and interactions of a dominant male and his "prey" in a sexual power situation.
Don't see it if dont like sexually explicit dialogue
See it if you are interested in psychological dramas.
Don't see it if you are put off by frank and misogynistic sexual banter.
See it if If you have nothing to do on a Saturday night. A bit boring and although the actors worked hard--it became tedious.
Don't see it if If you are looking for a show to knock your socks off.
See it if If you want a serious, at times depressing. Good acting and strong language. Good lighting and sound.
Don't see it if If depressing matters are not for you. Strong language and content. Starts slow and picks up steam.
"Through well-crafted expository dialogue Mr. Mastrosimone spins out his goofy and corrosive scenario during a taut 90 minutes. It is solid playwrighting resulting in an icky experience with compelling flashes, ultimately being an eerie minor entertainment."
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Score: 93%. "If you like strongly dramatic plays, go see this and see where true love lies."
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"The first new play by William Mastrosimone to premiere in New York in some time, this 90-minute, three-character piece is a head-scratcher: Whatever points it makes get muddled by ambiguous character development, a far-fetched setup and one long scene that gives new meaning to 'toxic masculinity.'"
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