See it if you had a quarter-life career crisis within the last 5-10 yrs; are/know someone who was successful (like Series C successful) in their 20s.
Don't see it if your job isn’t a big part of identity. May interest less if your work is indisputably useful—like medicine, military, primary education. Read more
See it if you have wondered whether socially defined “success” will lead to happiness; powerful chemistry between male leads; great atmosphere control
Don't see it if Everything happens in La Mama’s basement theatre, staircases may be problematic; 1hr40min without intermission, need big bladder
See it if you appreciate great writing and superb acting. 4 actors, one set, tons of intense dialogue and emotion - real struggle w/friendships/career
Don't see it if its a bit long with no intermission or let up in intensity
See it if you are interested in the "social media" generation, the ups and downs of life's choices, the twists and turns of friendship
Don't see it if you want something fluffy or musical, watching alcohol and drug abuse offends you Read more
See it if You like to see a small, talented cast, off-off-Broadway. All 4 actors were phenomenal in this 100-minute play. Totally for millennials,
Don't see it if Although an older crowd can enjoy it. Lots of drinking, cussing, and drugs. My only gripe is, it could've been possibly 10-minutes shorter. Read more
See it if you enjoy well-written plays that ring true, this one about millennials in the age of social media employment and life. Good direction & set
Don't see it if you are not interested in the pressures on the young workforce today or do not like dealing with other people's tensions, sometimes loud!
See it if you’d like to experience an affecting, disturbing look at the plight(s) of a class of millennials as they try to attain full adulthood.
Don't see it if deeply probing psychological naturalism is not your bag. Read more
See it if If you like plays involving personal life issues between friends and how they deal with them.
Don't see it if If you don't like shows that deal with personal issues and would like to see something more light hearted.
"Like a 20-something Sorkin, Alex Riad has written a serious story of struggle for identity, connection, and success using crackling humor and genuine feeling. The dialogue is simultaneously realistic and punny...At an hour and 45 minutes, the road to resolution is a little long, though the ultimate destination is very satisfying...Explores societal pressures and their consequences through a lens of wit and affection resulting in a thoroughly entertaining and engaging production."
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