Belfast Blues: A Performance On Screen NYC Reviews and Tickets

See it if A solo show about being in a war torn country.

Don't see it if It can be disturbing like many civil strife movies, plays etc can be.

See it if you like auto-bio works. Hughes has had a fascinating life which she shares in vivid detail. Important lessons about civil conflict.

Don't see it if you are upset by stories of poverty and bloodshed.

See it if you enjoy a person talking about her troubles. I found the story told uninteresting

Don't see it if you don't like solo shows especially one where the character does not grip you.

See it if The one-person show sprung from war-torn Belfast childhood, spectacularly performed by Geraldine Hughes with great humor is to your liking.

Don't see it if Care not for one-person form, or fear producing tears at the childhhood situations the actor finds herself in with great humor & dark fear.

See it if you enjoy well told stories

Don't see it if you like multi-character plays with typical plots.

See it if one- woman show that works via streaming. Splendid acting in a riveting performance about difficult subjects. Completely engaging

Don't see it if the very things that make it work are not to your liking: a one person show about a life lived in troubled times.

See it if You want to see a show that depicts growing up in Belfast

Don't see it if You are not interested in the Catholic-Protestant conflict in Ireland.

See it if for everything you expect from great theatre - acting, writing, directing.

Don't see it if no reason not to see this.