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Be Careful! The Sharks Will Eat You!
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SHOW INFORMATION

Average of 5 stars from 1 ratings.

CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 17, 2011
Closed Aug 26, 2011
Running Time:
1hr. 5min.

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http://www.sharkswilleatyou.com

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FESTIVAL INFORMATION:

This show is part of the FringeNYC 2011 Festival.


WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

With only the clothes on their backs and hope in their hearts, they fled to America. Longing for a better life, Jay's father plots and executes the escape of 28 people from Cuba under the cover of a moonless night.

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:



The Studio at Cherry Lane Theatre
38 Commerce St
New York, NY 10014


What are other members saying?

Be Careful the Sharks Will Eat You
I love this show and Ive seen it several times. What a fantastic and timely story. Fifty years after the Cuban revolution, yet this journey resonates with any family seeking freedom and a new life in a land of promise and uncertainty. I was struck by the acts of selflessness and bravery that Jay recreates, while realizing that most refugees and others fleeing tyranny undergo the same experience. Egypt and Libya today, who knows who tomorrow. I really appreciated the arc of the story, its deeply personal dimension yet universal appeal. Jay does a superb job in bringing it all together, the smallest detail to the grand gesture. It?s moving to be sure, and a great piece of theatre to simply enjoy. You?ll love the ride and come away wiser and maybe a little bit more appreciative of the effects of human kindness and acts of courage.

Reviewed by csimon on Wednesday, Aug 10th, 2011

RE:A theatre experience you won't forget!!
I love this show and Ive seen it several times. What a fantastic and timely story. Fifty years after the Cuban revolution, yet this journey resonates with any family seeking freedom and a new life in a land of promise and uncertainty. I was struck by the acts of selflessness and bravery that Jay recreates, while realizing that most refugees and others fleeing tyranny undergo the same experience. Egypt and Libya today, who knows who tomorrow. I really appreciated the arc of the story, its deeply personal dimension yet universal appeal. Jay does a superb job in bringing it all together, the smallest detail to the grand gesture. It?s moving to be sure, and a great piece of theatre to simply enjoy. You?ll love the ride and come away wiser and maybe a little bit more appreciative of the effects of human kindness and acts of courage.

Reviewed by csimon on Friday, Jul 22nd, 2011


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