BECKY SHAW Previews- Page 3

[CoffeeBreak]

BECKY SHAW Previews#50

Posted: 4/6/26 at 10:10pm

WiCkEDrOcKS said: "
It’s not quite aged enough to read as nostalgic, so instead it just feels dated. I laughed here and there, but overall it landed as a pretty big “meh” for me. I just kept thinking “why this play and why now…?” Still haven’t figured it out, honestly."

Although some of the contextual elements may feel "dated" - the show itself feels more alive and now that ever with this direction and cast absolutely nailing. 

 

[yyys]

BECKY SHAW Previews#51

Posted: 4/6/26 at 10:24pm

Almost perfect. Alden is awesome, Lauren Patten  can’t act. 

[BroadwayGirl107]

BECKY SHAW Previews#52

Posted: 4/6/26 at 10:25pm

CoffeeBreak said: "WiCkEDrOcKS said: "
It’s not quite aged enough to read as nostalgic, so instead it just feels dated. I laughed here and there, but overall it landed as a pretty big “meh” for me. I just kept thinking “why this play and why now…?” Still haven’t figured it out, honestly."

Although some of the contextual elements may feel "dated" - the show itself feels more alive and now that ever with this direction and cast absolutely nailing.

"

Agreed. One of the first things I said to the friend I went with when the lights came up is that this play almost feels MORE relevant now that it could have when it debuted.