The Two-Character Play (2017) NYC Reviews and Tickets
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See it if if you enjoy tennessee william plays and want one where you will need to think a lot to understand the complexity of it
Don't see it if if you don't like plays where you have to discover the hidden interior meanings that relate to all of us at one time in our lives
See it if Tennessee Williams's The Two-Character Play, also known as Out Cry, has baffled me. It was very well acted and directed.
Don't see it if you do not like Tennessee Williams's plays Read more
See it if You're a Tenn Williams fan. Wonderful, intimate production. They loan you hand fans at the concession stand and water and snacks are only $2
Don't see it if You aren't familiar with Tenn Williams' work. This isn't one to cut your teeth on. If a/c is a must you could have a problem, but worth it
See it if phenomenal performances and unobtrusive but very competent staging. Quite a tour de force, really.
Don't see it if The AC situation is real and I had to fight the temptation to lower the score due to it. Read more
See it if You want to challenge your intellect, are intrigued by the idea of Tennessee Williams by way of Beckett, love great acting
Don't see it if You are looking for a light evening of theater, you insist on a clear-cut and linear plot line, a play with no resolution annoys you
See it if you like Tennesee Williams, and are curious about what he might be doing now.
Don't see it if you don't like characters breaking the proscenium plane.
See it if you care about the hold siblings can have on one another, and the thin line between actors and the characters they are playing.
Don't see it if you need linear, plot-driven drama instead of character study, or only like the commercial successes of our most ambitious playwrights. Read more
See it if u love tennessee & as an audience want 2 become part of the universal fear of descending into madness . this play is terrifyingly wonderful
Don't see it if don't want to c a late williams' work which is different & bizarrely dark..fantastic language, wonderful acting and directing par excellence