Left on Tenth is a true story about love, hope, and the wonder of second chances. When she least expects it, Delia Ephron, best-selling novelist and screenwriter of You've Got Mail, makes a surprising connection with a man from her past and falls into her own romantic comedy. As their immediate spark blossoms into a love story that seems to defy all odds, Delia’s life takes an unexpected turn. Left on Tenth tells the messy, beautiful truth about getting older while feeling young, as it celebrates two people with the courage to rewrite their futures and open their hearts again.
"Loved the caliber of acting but did not love the intensity of the illness as subject matter."
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 19, 2024
"Loved the actors but the script was fast paced and did not develop depth. Also some of the musical aspects woven into the play did not work"
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 14, 2024
"Loved the actors, the set and the first part. Hospital part was a bit too long. Would recommend to New Yorkers but if an out of towner is coming to nyc and only has one show to see I’d probably not recommend "
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 13, 2024
"The actors were great. Plot was a bit too predictable. A feel good night out. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 20, 2024
"Loved the charming and funny first half. Thought the last half when she was ill and hospitalized was moving, well done but a bit too long."
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 18, 2024
"Enjoyed acting but maybe should have read a little more about it. Was more serious than expected but little slow. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 22, 2024
"It just missed something for me. I still can’t put my finger on it but it left me feeling disappointed. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 11, 2024
"I was attracted to the play. I love Peter Gallagher, I remember him from Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist. I was unprepared for Delia's cancer. It jolted me. I went through treatment for triple negative breast cancer in 2017 and the play hit too close to home."
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 27, 2024
"We thought the acting and staging were great, the main and supporting actors.
We’re fans of Julianna and Peter and they did not disappoint.
The play turned very maudlin with the later health scenes. We felt that they were too drawn out and detracted, rather than added, from the play.
Staging was very creative and effective.
Enjoyed the breaking into singing and dancing, that added to our enjoyment,"
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 14, 2024
"I thought the play would be more pleasant but then again I did not read the book.
A little tired of plays with sickness both physical and mental and although the patient lived and the performances were good,this audience member wasn't uplifted even though our heroine survived"
