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SEX LIVES OF OUR PARENTS OFF-BROADWAY REVIEWS
Opening Night: June 7, 2011
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Synopsis: Virginia is getting married. As her wedding day approaches, unwanted ghosts of her mother's past appear, unearthing a shocking past she never knew - nor wanted to. A provocative comic nightmare about the mysterious hollows between parents and children and things that may be better left unsaid.
Broadway Reviews
NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW:
"Prenuptial jitters and the paranormal, two staples of pop culture narratives, are coupled uneasily in “Sex Lives of Our Parents,” a new comedy by Michael Mitnick at the McGinn Cazale Theater as part of the Second Stage Theater’s uptown series. "
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VARIETY REVIEW:
"Virginia Kull (the self-assured thesp who plays Virginia) and Ben Rappaport (star of NBC's "Outsourced," playing Jeff) are terrifically appealing as young lovers teetering on the brink of marriage -- if Virginia's attack of nervous ambivalence doesn't derail the nuptials her parents are eagerly planning. "
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THEATERMANIA REVIEW:
"How much do you really want to know about your mother's sexual history? In Michael Mitnick's Sex Lives of Our Parents, presented by Second Stage Theatre Uptown at the McGinn/Cazale Theatre, protagonist Virginia (played by Virginia Kull) learns more than she ever wanted to. The briskly paced 90-minute comedy is provocative and engaging, even if director Davis McCallum's production is unevenly executed. "
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BACKSTAGE REVIEW:
"I confess to approaching Michael Mitnick's new play "Sex Lives of Our Parents" with more than a touch of skepticism. That old cliché of not wanting to think about your parents in the sack hardly seemed enough to hang a play on. But from the delightful opening pantomime, set to a recording of Frank Sinatra singing "If I Had You," of a young couple meeting, courting, and deciding to marry, it's clear that a refreshingly original sensibility is at work. Mitnick has a lot more on his mind than obvious laughs in this consistently inventive and surprising comedy-drama."
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NY DAILY NEWS REVIEW:
"Yes, Virginia, there is a commitment clause. It goes with the whole marriage contract. That's no news bulletin. But that obvious truth comes with deep impact in "Sex Lives of Our Parents," a sly but ultimately murky comedy about a bride who fears being tied down."
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