Terrific!
by FudiJ on 12/16/14Walnut Street Theatre - PhiladelphiaWe (me, my husband, my 17-yr-old and her boyfriend) all loved it! Hilarious AND thought-provoking! Smartly written ... well-acted. So glad we went!
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The hottest show in New York last season was the break-out comedy, Bad Jews. It is one of the most-produced new plays in America – and we're excited to bring you the Philadelphia premiere! Meet Daphna Feygenbaum, a "Real Jew" with an Israeli boyfriend that she met on Birthright. When Daphna's cousin Liam brings home his shiksa girlfriend Melody, he declares ownership of their grandfather's Chai necklace. A vicious and hilarious brawl over family, faith and legacy ensues. Bad Jews – it's about what you choose to believe when you're chosen.
Rating: 5 out of 5 Rating: 5 out of 5 Very Entertaining!
by Dellilly on 11/27/14Walnut Street Theatre - PhiladelphiaGreat acting! Very funny shop. We were pleasantly surprised, as we had no idea what we were getting. I hope those who are looking for exceptional Broadway actors saw this performance!
Rating: 4 out of 5by Friendliness on 11/26/14Walnut Street Theatre - Philadelphia Very funny with a deep sentiment. Gave you an issue to think about. The young actors were terrific.
Rating: 4 out of 5by vegasweek on 11/24/14Walnut Street Theatre - Philadelphia Funny and thought provoking. Interesting to see a play in an intimate setting.
Rating: 4 out of 5by Anonymous on 11/21/14Walnut Street Theatre - Philadelphia The show was entertaining, witty, and thought-provoking!
Rating: 3 out of 5by Erwinna on 11/12/14Walnut Street Theatre - Philadelphia I did not enjoy 90 minutes of bickering, where was the comedy?
Rating: 4 out of 5 Excellent production, engaging and intelligent
by DMPhilly on 11/3/14Walnut Street Theatre - PhiladelphiaReally enjoyed the production. It's a compelling story that is well acted and thought-provoking. The only negative was the space itself because it was too small to comfortably accommodate the audience. I'm a pretty small person (5'4", 125 lbs) and I found myself crunched from both sides and felt I watched the entire producting folded in half. Fortunataly the play was engaging enough it made me forget how uncomfortable I was.