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Age_of_Mendacity said: "For the hottest of seconds, Medea was up for Monday (1/27). Maybe it'll pop up again."

Up for Jan 28th and 29th now.

Did anyone find it distracting that the play made a point of letting us know Eric was Jewish, when it never became relevant in the play?

Jews have a long cultural history and community that Eric is part of and has 'inherited'. I viewed this as Matthew contrasting it with the questions he's raising about gays and if we have a shared past.

1. Follies (1971)
2. Sunday in the Park with George (1984)
3. A Little Night Music (1973)

Another Yay for LS - beautifully done and Groff has such a sweet mellifluous voice.  And another Nay for MR - overhyped and over produced glitz with no substance. Adding songs for spectacle rather than any dramatic intent.. most importantly, Danny B is such a brilliant actor and he had so little to do. The leads had zero chemistry.

I saw this last night and enjoyed it.. Yes, it's not life changing but most plays aren't. I will echo the film noirish production and dialogue. The sound effects and lighting were very good, and it's an ensemble piece.  Glad I saw it - it's engaging and thought provoking.

David Cote was snoring loudly at The Michaels 2 weeks ago - I'm surprised he stayed awake to write his review.