See it if you are a fan of Commedia dell'arte, physical theatre, crude humor and seeing actors improv on the fly. Great ensemble theatre!
Don't see it if raunchy humor isn't your thing, you don't like basic plots and stock characters and a lot of gags that don't always land.
See it if you're interested in seeing commedia dell'arte (with modern topical references). The basis for One Man, Two Guvnors.
Don't see it if you don't like bawdy, crude and sometimes just silly humor. One Man, Two Guvnors did it much better.
See it if So great to be able to laugh at this romp with excellent ensemble acting headed by Steven Epp. Should have been trimmed and shortened .
Don't see it if If knockabout comedy is not your thing.
See it if you are able to enjoy pure silliness, executed by skillful actors, just for the purpose of entertainment.
Don't see it if you don't like Commedia dell'Arte and/or contemporary ad-libs. Read more
See it if you want to see a play with lots of added pop culture and current news added.
Don't see it if comedies that allow actors to add in current day references (including political topics). The original source material is funny enough as is
See it if you are interested in commedia dell'arte.
Don't see it if improvisation and slap-stick annoy you. You prefer "serious" theater.
See it if You want to know what commedia dell'arte is all about. And like to laugh at actors having fun on stage with some very funny material.
Don't see it if You can't stand the idea of modern commentary and jokes being added to the skit like nature of this play. Read more
See it if you enjoy physical, broad comedy. Topical references fun but a bit repetitive. Much better than NY Times review would have you believe.
Don't see it if you don't like commedia dell'arte or prefer more serious theater.