WHAT PLAY?!?!?!

[QMAN03]

Posted: 11/3/05 at 7:58pm

Ok, I have been here at the boards for about a month, and I highly respect and agree with most of your recommendations. So I have decided to come on here and ask all of you a question. I am going to New York in December and I'm wondering what two plays I should see. I need two plays to fill up my Sunday matinee and evening slots. All my other slots are full. The plays I have already seen on Broadway are: Doubt, Souvenir, The Odd Couple, A Naked Girl on the Appian Way, Absurd Person Singular. So now I'm looking for two more plays to see, on or off broadway. I am going to try and see Dog Sees God at 10 on a Friday, but I don't know yet. So in a nutshell, what two plays should fill those slots.

P.S. Please, only plays. No musicals.

P.P.S. I have tickets to see The Woman in White on December 17 at 8 pm if anybody wants to buy them off me. I think they are pretty good seats. I don't want to see it because I'm more into plays now.

[Piazzaslight]

Posted: 11/3/05 at 9:37pm

Well, dont sell your WiW tickets. It's a good show. Give it a chance.

The only two plays on Broadway you haven't seen now are Latinologues and Seascape. It's a slow season.

[TheaterBaby]

Posted: 11/3/05 at 9:57pm

Ignore bad reviews. Go see "A Mother, A Daughter, and A Gun."
It's such a relevant controversy if you've ever been fed up with a parent or partner, or just life in general. It's funny, and serious. It has a good cast.

[enjolrasissex]

Posted: 11/3/05 at 10:15pm

I agree with TheaterBaby. I've had people tell me that 'A Mother, A Doughter, and A Gun' is very good.

And don't sell your WiW tickets! It's a very, very good show and Michael Ball is well worth the price of admission.

[QMAN03]

Posted: 11/4/05 at 1:25pm

Oh, and you guys can also recommed off broadway shows. I was leaning towards Seascape for the matinee and Miss Witherspoon for the evening.

[theatreboi11]

Posted: 11/4/05 at 3:47pm

Maybe take a chance and just see a play that interests you. People vary in opinion and just because a certain handful of people find comment on a play doenst mean you will have the same reaction. I recommend seeing whatever you feel like and enjoying the good and the bad!

[Emilia]

Posted: 11/4/05 at 4:08pm

I agree, just go with whatever interests you it's your ticket price after all. Oh and I'd hang onto those wiw tickets Michael Ball is worth it imho.
ps theatreboi love that avatar!