See it if you enjoy improv and sketch comedy, if you consider yourself a feminist, and if you want to watch something fun and relevant.
Don't see it if you don't enjoy this type of comedy or if you are uncomfortable with even light audience participation.
See it if you enjoy sketch comedy for the moments that drift into improv; you like stories about unconventional girls and women; you embrace awkward
Don't see it if you're looking for genderqueer or trans content; you like your women of a certain daintiness; you hate it when actors break on stage
See it if YOU LIKE COMEDY. You're a tomboy, like women, want to have fun.
Don't see it if You don't like improv or audience interaction.
See it if You want to fall in love with two talented women having a blast and if you like to laugh. If you've ever felt like an outcast.
Don't see it if If you don't like to laugh.
See it if You enjoy sketch-based comedy, you enjoy feminist themes, you like music-hall style theatre
Don't see it if You don't enjoy feminism-based sketches, or if you want a big traditional musical number.
See it if You are a fan of strong, hilarious women who are fearless performers. This show was so original and fun! I laughed out loud the whole time.
Don't see it if Improv/Sketch is not your thing. Though even if its not, you should try something new. These women rock it!
See it if you are very interested in improvisational comedy and do not mind if it turns out not to be funny.
Don't see it if you are not interested in improvisational vignettes about the actors life experiences.
See it if You enjoy clever comedy that looks at gender construction in new ways.
Don't see it if You don't like audience interactions.
"'The sketch style and quick pacing shows off the team’s Second City writing chops, and the cast demonstrates their performance range…'GIRLish' is short, and because there is so much packed in, it can feel scattered at times...But the jokes are sharp and the energy never drops. Overall, the sincerity of the show and the tight chemistry of Bellisle and Anderson make for a solid, upbeat revue. Feminist-ish, empowering-ish, poignant-ish, 'GIRLish' is quick, clever, and fun."
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