Admissions at Lincoln Center

I miss when posters on here would describe a show like professional reviewers do. Like Whizzer still does with new Broadway shows, but we don't see much here with off-broadway anymore. Now we all seem to rely on Show Score, yet every member review there wasn't adequate enough to get me interested in this. Now after reading the professional reviews to get a better sense of what the play is about I actually want to see it. But now it's too late because linctix are already sold out. Sure didn't help them sending that "linctix are almost sold out!" email a few days ago to attract all the FOMO impulse buyers. Ugh, hoping for an extension.

I saw this over the weekend and thought it was interesting and worthwhile. I always say that plays make me think, and this one certainly did. Not sure exactly what I took away from it, though, but that's not unusual. It was great to see Jessica Hecht on stage. Ben Edelman was excellent as the high school son. He had some great, very funny and emotional scenes. It was 1 hour, 45 minutes with no intermission. The seat at the Mitzi E. Newhouse are all really good.

I also saw Hangmen and Lobby Hero this weekend. All different plays, but if I had to rank them, I would say Hangmen was the best, then Lobby Hero (though the set was so blah and I got tired of looking at it) and then Admissions. I loved Oslo, and wasn't excited about Junk, but it was interesting enough. I think a lot also depends on how tired I am, what other shows I have seen that day, and how hungry I am at the time .