What We Wanted

See it if You want to see a somewhat decent stab at a show about polyamory, that'll lead to great conversations with friends afterwards.

Don't see it if You have low tolerance for pretentious bullshit about poetry and literature, or grow weary of ALL characters having sexual tension together

See it if You're into edgy theatre, which explores different topics. It's risqué!!! It starts of pretty good, but, 1 HR 40 min started to feel long...

Don't see it if You're not into polyamory, lesbianism, inter- generational encounters, small theatre, slow-dancing, literature references.

See it if You would like to look at an attractive female actress

Don't see it if You like good acting and a good play.

See it if you want to see a work in progress. needs editing and rewriting but the topic could produce something interesting.

Don't see it if the playwright is trying to hard to impress us with his poetic abilities.

See it if You like a SNOBBY show

Don't see it if You like good theater

See it if you're up for a pretentious night of theatre and an under developed script. Very good work by two young actors who tried keep show together

Don't see it if you can't sit through a long indulgent show w/o an intermission, you want good quality acting and writing and are looking for substance

See it if You are interested in a show that explores the complexity of a polyamorous relationship

Don't see it if you find the dialogues and plights of upper class academics tiresome

See it if You hate spending $125 or more for shows that disappoint.

Don't see it if you are a critic!

See it if You are open to a sense of the abstract and looking for a story of deeper meaning.

Don't see it if Not a black or white portrayal of humanity. This play has a touch of the abstract and intricate poetic meaning.