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I thought Oh, Mary! was boring and stupid. 

Giant waste of time-- it starts out anti-semitic- ends anti-semitic-- no growth- no drama- and I really thought it was more like a waste of my time and money.

Saw the matinee yesterday-- row 1 of the orchestra - center--- fabulous seat- lots of leg room- stage a little high- but not TOO high-- grab this seat for a fantastic experience---loved the show!!! These seats are fab!

I don't think it was a slow start- or a slow build-- I thought it was very engrossing from the start. I loved this show. I was in row 3 center orchestra-- the stage is quite high and getting a seat in rows 1 or 2 would require looking at a stage at eye level. I would not want to be in rows 1 or 2 orchestra.

Saw it today- what a great show!!! The acting was superb- the story was riveting- throughout- and the audience BRAVO'd the cast continually at the end. I absolutely recommend this play to anyone who loves serious drama- and amazing acting! This is a show that should not be missed!!

chrishuyen said: "How does the exposition/direct address compare to that of Punch?"


It’s waaaay more digestible than Punch and you don’t have to listen to those horrifically bad accents.

Oh- so respectfully discussing different points of view - which a new play is explicitly about- is going off the rails? OK-- lets only talk merch-- and stage door signings--but it is going off the rails to dig deep into the plays themes and respectfully discuss that--- you have a very different perspective on "going off the rails" than I do.

This show is supposedly about anti-semitism- I am seeing it in April-- but I don't understand why a discussion of the issues presented, dissected and discussed in the play seems to turn people off-- if these issues do not interest you- that is fine-- but a lot of people are interested in these issues and a discussion of different points of view is always a good thing- if done respectfully and with tact.

Who is not being civil? We are discussing very important issues and ways of looking at a very controversial situation. If you are not interested in the discussion-- that is fine-- just ignore it. 

Yawn yourself---- the slaughter of Israeli children count just as much as the slaughter of Palestinian children--- and all Israel is asking for is survival--- the terror campaign aimed at Israel is genocide of the Jewish people ----and no matter how much you want to yawn--- that is what is happening- and has been happening since Israel became a state--- and if you don't know that- and want to ignore history--- keep yawning and spouting anti-semitic rhetoric.

So the Israeli women, children and men who suffer from terrorist attacks and bombings don't count--- I get it-- the children of Gaza are being slaughtered-- but the slaughter of Jews doesn't matter because they deserve it. Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran-- and the terror organization are the true victims. Israelis  are engaged in genocide-- but no genocide is being perpetrated on the Israeli Jews--- yeah, right!

Genocide?? How about the genocide of Israelis who have been killed and ganged up on since they became a state. Why is the genocide of Israelis never spoken about??

Got a front row ticket for March 31- only 196. I could have gone with Blusters-- or Becky Shaw--- or this- and chose Fear of 13- I hope I enjoy it- Brody is- of course- a phenomenal actor.

Why would the passing of all of our icons merit a special post? Are you not aware, BINAU, that we all are born, live and then pass on---does it surprise you that all of the BWAY divas are as subject to rules of nature as everyone else in the history of the world? 

And let's not forget about Barbra- who is gonna be 84 in April--- and many of us, too---but this is the cycle of life---we are born-- we live-- we leave--- and that is the way it has been created--- as we all know. Whether or not AI will keep the brain functioning after death is something that might be coming.

I guess I am in the minority here- I found the show to be silly- not funny and basically a waste of time. I sat second row center and was hoping to love a sophisticated satire- or at least a great comedy- it was neither, IMO. 

Joe Turner's Come and Gone -- Shubert
Taraji Henson- love her

Giant, Oedipus, the Noel Coward comedy of manners, Bug- Bertha Russell- aka Carrie Coon in the flesh- can't wait

The Balusters- want to see John Boy doing this show.

Trump would have fired the numbers reporter for these shows.