See it if if you like Shakespeare...
Don't see it if if you do not mind that it is one of his more flawed plays.
See it if You really love Shakespeare and want to see one of his rarely done plays & don't mind sitting through bits that probably should've been cut.
Don't see it if you don't like stage violence (convincingly done or not), long shows, unnecessary plotlines, or just Shakespeare in general.
See it if you like Shakespeare in the Park.
Don't see it if you are not a Shakespeare fan.
See it if You've seen T&C before and want another take on a rarely performed Shakespeare play.
Don't see it if You are triggered by violence against women, war, or gunfire.
See it if You need to see the whole canon, or of you win tix on the lottery. Not worth waiting in line, but who can turn down free theater?
Don't see it if you are expecting world-class entertainment. Some performances drag (especially Cresseda) & the interesting staging cannot lift the play up
See it if you love Shakespeare and want a fresh view that is modernized but is in the original words of Shakespeare.
Don't see it if you hate Shakespeare and don't want to be in an outdoor theatre. Also if you can't sit through almost three hours with an intermission.
See it if you're a Shakespeare fan and want to see an updated-ish take on Troilus and Cressida.
Don't see it if you don't like Shakespeare or modernized takes on plays; don't want to sit outside for about three hours; looking for something more upbeat.
See it if you are a dedicated fan of Shakespeare's, even his less popular work. This was a good production of T&C but 2nd act is WAY better than 1st.
Don't see it if you want a light hearted show. It lasts well over 2.5 hrs and doesn't pick up until the end with the excellent Call of Duty-esque war battle