The Lucky One NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if You want a slightly dated, but sometimes interesting look at sibling rivalry with some fine performances

Don't see it if Don't enjoy british "drawing room" plays or if you want something original

See it if you enjoy the Mint and period dramedy. It is a 1920's British drawing room play with lots to say about sibling rivalry.

Don't see it if you are looking for action or a intense play. It is a slow and pleasant ride, if that sounds awful, miss it.

See it if You enjoy British drawing room plays and/or revivals of older forgotten works.

Don't see it if You're looking for a riotous comedy or something fast-paced.

See it if You like drawing room plays. Has charm, is an engrossing tale of painful sibling rivalry, but feels unfinished.

Don't see it if You dislike period pieces.

See it if You're interested in seeing a classic play by someone known as a children's author. You like English dramas from the early 1900s.

Don't see it if You can't understand English accents. You don't like older language. You want something modern. Read more

See it if You love British period pieces or if you love plays about sibling rivalry.

Don't see it if You like more modern theatrical pieces.

See it if you want an at times intense and at times quite jovial show about what makes someone lucky.

Don't see it if you want something lighthearted

See it if This was a rather stereo-typical 'British drawing room drama which dragged along to an inevitable conclusion

Don't see it if you don't like British 'drawing room' dramas.