The Architecture of Becoming

This play is really fascinating. Each playwright tackles the idea of finding your voice and weaves it into the City Center history in a very cool way. It's great to see the actors changing characters, accents, time periods - very impressive. I also thought the costume design was beautiful, especially that elaborate dress. Definitely a thought-provoking show that's great to look at.

This piece is so gorgeous. It's thought-provoking, visually stunning, and it does a wonderful job including different perspectives often lost to the pages of history. The number of stories and the intersections between them come together to give agency and beauty to a number of lives and voices that have had their own unique trials and tribulations in NYC in recent history.

Updated On: 3/7/14 at 01:27 PM

No disrespect intended but What Are You Smoking"?

Most of the audience was sleeping.The chatter after it was over was hilarious. The one that stuck in my mind was "verbal diahreah".

I would rather walk on broken glass while having my fingernails pulled out and having root canal without being put out than see one minute of this show again..

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Updated On: 3/7/14 at 01:47 PM

What an amazing coincidence for "InclusiveStagesNYC" and "dbnyctheater" to both join BroadwayWorld on the same day ["3/7/14"] to post for their first and only time ever, within an hour of each other, the same glowing message about the same brilliant show! These two theatergoers really should meet!

And then for "WickedJavaPoodle" — with under 25 posts ["Swing"] over 10 years ["9/19/04"] — to coincidentally rise from the dead within on hour of the others with a need to praise the exact same show! It almost makes you believe in miracles!

Have to admit shilling this clumsy is kind of endearing.

(Well, except for the thinking we're all idiots part.)

Better luck next time, kids.

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Updated On: 3/9/14 at 01:49 PM

Oh, I don't know...I think we only need to gently nudge it in the right direction.