When It's You

See it if Baron's attempt at understanding the psychology of a mass murderer is a mixed bag A tour-de-force solo performance from Reeder helps a lot

Don't see it if Double strand of parental death and former boy friend's massacre seldom moves us enough We never feel the carthesis that Reeder does

See it if You like one woman shows. If you want to hear a middle age woman whine about a past romance. If you like Ana Reeder.

Don't see it if You like scenery. Only one chair. If you want a cast. One woman. If you want an exciting thoughtful story. This goes no where.

See it if You are interested in individual emotions and relationships. A unique story well written.

Don't see it if If you preferred light dramas or musicals

See it if You don't mind a one woman show talking about gun violence and how it affected her. You don't mind simple staging. You want to hear a story.

Don't see it if You need elaborate staging. You don't like narratives. You don't want to hear a story about gun violence and how it affected this person.

See it if you enjoy a one-person show

Don't see it if substance and relevance is important to you

See it if YOU LIKE A NARRATIVE ABOUT WHAT CONFUSION CAN BE LIKE WHEN YOU HAVE CONFLICTING FEELINGS ABOUT A DEADLY SITUATION.

Don't see it if IF YOU WANT PIZZAZZ AND OTHER BASIC THINGS THAT NORMALLY ACCOMPANY A PLAY.

See it if you want to marvel at the charisma, skill and power of Ana Reeder; if you are interested in dramatic potential of the one-person play genre

Don't see it if you need plays (even/esp 1-person plays) to have a some kind of dramatic structure and narrative urgency (beyond empathy & topicality)

See it if You want a one-woman show talking about gun violence, you want to hear a story

Don't see it if One-person shows aren't your thing, if discussions of gun violence are upsetting or boring

See it if you'd enjoy seeing a conversation about gun control from a new angle

Don't see it if there are a lot of irrelevant tangents and the play's conclusions aren't particularly original or profound

See it if If you don't already know much about how someone can personally be effected by gun violence

Don't see it if You despite bad, cliched narrative of a solo act, that doesn't Truly give New insight

See it if you like monologues.

Don't see it if You want more meaning and depth to your theater experience.

See it if want to see an outstanding solo performance

Don't see it if don't wont to see a story about the effect of gun violence

Also Ann Reeder gives one of the best performances that I have ever seen.She mesmerizes you with her tragic tale.You like and pity this lonely woman who suffers due to no fault of her own.You wish that you could do something to ease her pain.... Read more Read less

See it if You enjoy a single actor telling an intricate story that starts out funny and becomes increasingly heartbreaking.

Don't see it if You dislike monologues and minimal staging. You need visuals when hearing a story.

See it if You want to see a monologue...flat. Good acting , but monotone, no expression. Serious stuff.

Don't see it if You want fun entertainment. This is serious. Stage set is one chair and one woman!

See it if Like a good actress in a one person show.

Don't see it if You don't like to see a one person show with hardly any props.

Also It's unfortunate because Ana Reeder gave a good performance but the writing seemed all over the place and some scenes were boring. It was a nice try but ultimately it was boring and very slow.... Read more Read less

See it if you want a relevant play for our times for gun violence.

Don't see it if you expect great staging.

See it if You appreciate a fantastic one woman show about dealing with grief.

Don't see it if You don't like monologue-based shows, or if talking about gun violence is triggering for you.

See it if You enjoy one person shows with a deep, somewhat disturbing storyline. Acting was good.

Don't see it if You don't enjoy or appreciate one person show with some upsetting dialogue.

See it if You enjoy solo work, Obie Winner Ana Reeder and a storying that just keeps unraveling -- you could have heard a pin drop all 90 minutes!

Don't see it if You are expecting orchestra and show tunes.

See it if If u like boring

Don't see it if If u want to see a better show

See it if You enjoy a one person show.

Don't see it if You need more than one actor in a show.

See it if you want to waste your time. Even if you get free tickets, don't go. WIY is a mess. The script, the staging, and the acting were all bad.

Don't see it if Go see On The Exhale about gun violence. WIY is unwatchable. Uninteresting character tells tedious, unimportant story. Ugh.

See it if You enjoy monologues. This is an interesting one that conjures some spot on memories from some not so comfortable times of life.

Don't see it if You're not interested in following the journey of this character as she processes a life changing moment. I found it interesting.

See it if Nice try, but boring, slow. Amateur-ish. Didn't take anything away from it.

Don't see it if There are better ways to spend your time.

See it if you like one person shows, interested in stories exploring grief and people's attachments to a mass shooter, short shows (70 minutes)

Don't see it if one person shows fail to hold your attention, rambling narration too convoluted, subject matter of mass shootings in a school upsets you