Washington Square NYC Reviews and Tickets

71%

(12 Reviews)

Positive

50%

Mixed

50%

Negative

Members say

Slow, Disappointing, Quirky, Great acting, Dated

About the Show

Axis Theatre presents a this new adaptation of the Henry James novel in a sparse, actor-focused staging.

From the show:

Washington Square centers on Catherine Sloper, a wealthy young woman raised in a house of grief by a father bitterly dead to love. Surrounded by a society and family who perceive her as plain and soft spoken, Catherine remains steadfastly committed to her forward-thinking optimism. When Morris Townsend, a mysterious suitor, makes a bid for her heart, Catherine is torn between following her instincts or heeding the warnings of her cruel father and persistent aunt.

Member Reviews (12)

Absorbing, Quirky, Great writing, Great acting

See it if Willfully dispositioned father and intervening aunt force an Impatient to decide on unsuitable suitor's proposal."He is the wrong category."

Don't see it if Bare set w/ 2 contemp upholstered chairs.Quizically, for reclining,must plotz on stage."Give him up, you look stupid/I'm brave, I can wait" Read more

Dated, Boring, Monotonous, Slow, Disappointing

See it if You really enjoy stripped down versions of stories that are adapted from novels and earlier plays and films.

Don't see it if You need more than a one sentence plot to hold your attention. I found the dialogue very monotonous. The lead was miscast. She is far too Read more