Whore NYC Reviews and Tickets

71%

(21 Reviews)

Positive

67%

Mixed

24%

Negative

Members say

Ambitious, Edgy, Great acting, Disappointing, Confusing

About the Show

This solo show combines original music, movement, and multimedia to express the struggles, heartbreaks, and triumphs of what it means to fall apart into many pieces and then put yourself back together again.

Member Reviews (21)

Well intended, Disappointing, Confusing, Self-indulgent, Ambitious

See it if you are interested in the personal life of this particular actress.

Don't see it if you expect to really understand what you are seeing. I found the story repetitive without enough supporting details clarify her story.

Edgy, Disappointing, Confusing

See it if You like one woman shows that are very strange. She did, however, have a nice voice. Unfortunately the singing was very brief

Don't see it if You want to be entertained

Fluffy, Slow, Insipid, Excruciating, Disappointing

See it if There is a story to be told but the writing needs a major help so characters can be well developed.

Don't see it if You can stand a story that is not well written.

100

Resonant, Great staging, Clever, Absorbing

See it if You love one person autobiographical plays.

Don't see it if There are sudden bursts of excitement from character. Some child abuse segments.

Slow, Quirky, Fluffy, Indulgent, Great acting

See it if You dont need much of a stage, you enjoy one woman show, and you dont get bored easily. Performer sings and acts wondefully.

Don't see it if Watching a play for 80 min with a what felt like a long monologue with slight musicals added. I wanted to take a nap, but would stay up.

Confusing, Dizzying, Quirky, Slow, Disappointing

See it if Weirdness

Don't see it if Looking for energy

Abstract, Intelligent, Great singing, Ambitious

See it if you enjoy an inside peek of someone's diary.

Don't see it if you dislike one-person shows, are squeamish about sex, or prefer realism. Read more

Edgy, Raunchy, Confusing, Disappointing, Fluffy

See it if You're interested in a personal story of a woman dealing a dysfunctional family using multi-media to tell the story.

Don't see it if You have epilepsy. Warning: flashing lights in the show. You want a polished well-told story.

Critic Reviews (1)

“The story feels very sketchily drawn...Lindsey Hope Pearlman’s direction efficiently moves this story along and, critically, gives the material some gravitas. Ms. Tufan is a tremendously winning stage presence. There simply is no storytelling beneath the headlines written and performance indulgences...In a theatrical monologue which aims for richly revealing, we instead see a talented actress shoehorning her skills into an ineffectively told memoir.”
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