It's a definite skip it. Honestly, I cant contemplate how people are getting paid by a non-profit to allow such crap to be produced at all, never mind with an Oscar winner in NYC.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#4
Posted: 2/13/18 at 11:58am

Party Time with Hayley Mills

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#5
Posted: 2/13/18 at 12:35pm

I don't think it's part of a non-profit season, is it? I know it's not MTC.

It was one of the worst things I've ever sat through. Zero idea how this is a long-running hit in Dublin.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#6
Posted: 2/13/18 at 1:25pm

I have heard mixed things but i would really like to see Mills.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#7
Posted: 2/13/18 at 2:09pm

They don't have much theatre in Ireland to compete with. If they get a tour from the UK, it's only there 3 or 4 days.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#8
Posted: 2/13/18 at 2:14pm

True, but I've seen terrific theatre in Dublin. I get your point though, like how Shear Madness has ran for years in other cities but didn't take off in NYC.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#9
Posted: 2/24/18 at 7:04pm

Finally saw this today. While the story was blah. Hayley Mills was delightful.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#10
Posted: 2/24/18 at 9:38pm

Went to the matinee. It was silly fun. Hayley was timeless

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#11
Posted: 3/12/18 at 10:48pm

Calling this a comedy is misleading, it wasn't funny just outright depressing- this show is a lot darker than I expected. It deals with some pretty heavy subject matter for a show that markets itself as a riotous after- dinner light comedy about a group of people getting together for a good time. The theater was only half full and from that half a bunch left at intermission. I was really looking forward to this and it was a major disappointment. To the show's credit the set is really pretty and the most elaborate I've seen in that tiny Stage II space.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#12
Posted: 3/13/18 at 5:29pm

Is there a stage door for this?

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#13
Posted: 4/6/18 at 1:01pm

I was wondering this, too. Does anyone know???

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#14
Posted: 4/7/18 at 3:44am

I would see it just for dear Hayley.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#15
Posted: 4/7/18 at 4:01pm

I think a one-woman Hayley Mills show would be fun. The stories she can tell..... Maybe not Stritch level - but still.....

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#16
Posted: 4/7/18 at 6:28pm

Ending its run Sunday 4/8/2018.

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Party Time with Hayley Mills#17
Posted: 4/8/18 at 12:14am

Phillytheatreguy10 said: "Is there a stage door for this?"

A little late, given it closes today (Sunday, 4/8), but there wasn't a stage door per se; the cast came out through the lobby like the audience, since it was in the basement of City Center. The night I went everyone came out, posed for pictures, signed playbills, chatted with the handful of people who waited around, and generally were wonderful to interact with.

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