Two's a Crowd
Closed 1h 50m
Two's a Crowd
75%
75%
(103 Ratings)
Positive
73%
Mixed
21%
Negative
6%
Members say
Funny, Entertaining, Fluffy, Delightful, Cliched

About the Show

A new musical comedy about risk, reconciliation, and room service starring world-renowned comedian and actress Rita Rudner.


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Critic Reviews (10)

The New York Times
July 31st, 2019

"Rita Rudner in a Sitcom With Songs. This new 'comedy musical' is lesser material than she deserves, but Ms. Rudner delivers an innocuously pleasant evening."
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Time Out New York
July 22nd, 2019

★★ "The nearly two-hour musical reminds us why sitcoms are under 30 minutes long...Most of the show is so obvious and inoffensive that it rarely induces smiles, let alone laughs. The underrehearsed cast struggles to sell hoary shtick and telegraphed punch lines in between country-tinged songs."
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BroadwayWorld
July 23rd, 2019

"The New Musical Comedy 'Two's a Crowd' at 59E59 Theaters is a Charmer"
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Lighting & Sound America
July 22nd, 2019

"…this one rolls snake eyes…a tsunami of gags sorely in need of a laugh track."
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New York Stage Review
July 21st, 2019

★★ "'Rita Rudner's Vegas-Themed Show.' The comedian's innumerable comic gifts are squandered in this musical misfire."
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Theater News Online
July 22nd, 2019

"Even when Rudner is delivering lines (to Tom or, oddly enough, the audience) that seem to come straight from one of her stand-up routines, her skill with this kind of observational humor is hard to resist."
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CurtainUp
July 22nd, 2019

"With astute veteran comedian Rita Rudner as writer and co-star, you get a laugh-filled couple of hours but a predictable rollout of familiar one-liners and a sit-com plot."
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TheaterScene.net
August 2nd, 2019

"The play's set-up is about as familiar as room service when two total strangers in their 60's are assigned the same hotel room in a Vegas hotel and no other rooms prove available in Sin City. What happens proves as predictable--and gooey, sentimental--after the first few minutes."
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