"This show was fantastic. All four cast members performed brilliantly. June Squibb is a national treasure. Incredible for anyone, let alone someone 96 years young. Deals with sensitive topics with grace and humor. Bravo. "
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Karen S from Rockville on Jan 25, 2026
Wowza
"I loved everything about it! It's thoughtful, and it's not something expected. June Squibb is a treasure, and an longtime family friend, so I'm bias. Cynthia Nixon's preformance is nothing but outstanding. Bravo!
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Susan P from El Cerrito on Jan 22, 2026
Thought Provoking!
"Thought provoking, unique and intelligent. Be prepared to laugh and cry. Performances were 5star. A day later….and I’m still thinking about it. Go see it !! "
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Margaret G from Garden City on Jan 18, 2026
Great theater.
"A spectacular production. Set, lighting, sound and acting illuminated a beautifully written and directed, haunting story about a family’s love and the encroachment of high tech companions."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jan 17, 2026
Performance that stayed with me
"I knew very little about the play beforehand; I went because of June Squibb and the subject of memory and dementia. But all the acting was fabulous - especially Squibb and Danny Burstein - and the play is beautifully written, paced, staged. It turns out to be timely as well. Most of all, I find I feel affected by it days later, and if I could, I'd go again."
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Broadway.com Customer on Jan 17, 2026
Thought provoking and gut wrenching
"Thought provoking and engaging. Excellent acting a sensitive and imaginative depiction of the topics or aging and mortality. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 29, 2025
Excellent and witty dialogue
"This was a thought-provoking performance where the actors' characters pushed our thinking with witty yet poignant dialogue about grief, loss and love."
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 28, 2025
Great show
"A thought provoking play. Well written, and beautifully acted."
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 22, 2025
Thought provoking play for our time
"Tightly written and well acted examination of a family relationship. An exploration of memory and the secrets we keep from ourselves to make it through life. In our disconnected world, where we struggle to communicate in person, Marjorie Prime shows us what we miss when we are not honest with each other. Wonderful acting by all four characters."
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 12, 2025
Intimate experience of last stage of life.
"Small , wonderful theatre. The cast is JUST! They are amazing. Made me miss my mom. Wonderful in a life cycle kind of way!"
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Nancy T from Greenwich on Dec 7, 2025
excellent
"thought provoking - excellent direction -- superb cast "
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Ned H from Brooklyn on Dec 1, 2025
Classic Play with a modern twist
"A superb cast set in a great set fully develops their story in an engaging, contemporary and unique manner. So relatable and emotional, the story takes the patron on a journey which many of us will experience, to a very unique and totally believable conclusion. This is a play for people interested in a classic Broadway show. No special effects, amplified dialog or tricks. Solid Theater! The best we have experienced in some time."
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Donald K from New York on Dec 1, 2025
Thought provoking.
"Great acting and a great story concept that speaks to current issues in our society."
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 30, 2025
Life is more than skin deep
"Not only was the cast fantastic, the script was amazing. It was witty and heartbreaking at the same time. Makes one realize that being human is more than skin deep…it is about what lies in the heart. Feelings cannot be taught, learned or “programmed”. Feelings just “are”. And this show demonstrates that. Great show. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Dec 28, 2025
AI trying to "learn" emotions.
"I enjoyed the play. Good directing. Good cast. Good premise. My only frustration was with Tess' character, I felt there was a layer missing and that if her character had been a little clearer, the play would have been far more powerful. The choice to imply what makes Tess the way she is rather than dig in a little deeper keeps everything on a superficial level and a result also keeps the audience at bay."
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Michel W from NEW YORK on Jan 28, 2026
Better than anticipated
"I, surprisingly, liked the play a lot. But I think if you did not read about the plot line it could be very confusing. I am so glad I did and was prepared, I was apprehensive once I knew the story. The cast was terrific, esp. Danny Burstein. It was one of the best performances I’ve seen at the Helen Hayes theatre. I recommend it."
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Catherine M from COLLEGE POINT on Jan 18, 2026
Very emotional experience.
"The overall subject matter of being able to communicate with some aspect of someone you've lost was instantly overwhelmingly emotional. However luckily for me, the story itself did not have the same impact, so I was saved from an uncontrollable ugly-cry in the theatre, which I was honestly grateful for. The entire cast was exquisite. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Jan 4, 2026
It’s a thought provoking and depressing concept.
"The show was well-acted though about 10 minutes too long. The concept is close to a reality and the story was told under the most depressing circumstances. There are a variety of ways to make point and this one chose the dark path. "
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Michele J from New York on Dec 12, 2025
How Memories Define Us
"Great performances by the entire cast around what I saw as the degree to which our memories of past significant events impact us throughout our life. And how we shape those memories (what we choose to accurately retain and what we choose to modify) impact us for a lifetime."
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Paul K M from Alpharetta on Dec 11, 2025
About
Marjorie Prime
Pulitzer Prize finalist Jordan Harrison reinvents the family drama in his richly spare, wryly funny, and powerful Marjorie Prime, directed by Tony Award® nominee Anne Kauffman. A heart-achingly beautiful rumination on aging and artificial intelligence, memory and mortality, love and legacy, Marjorie Prime examines the blurred line between a life lived and a life remembered.
