Playwright Robert O’Hara Overdelivers on His Promise of a ‘Blistering Vulgar Satire on Male Toxicity and White Privilege’
‘S—. Meet. Fan.’ leaves this reviewer feeling a little sad at times for O’Hara’s adroit and accomplished actors, whose characters, however initially intriguing, devolve into tired racial and gender stereotypes.

Based on an Italian film released in 2016, Paolo Genovese’s “Perfect Strangers,” Robert O’Hara’s new play “S—. Meet. Fan.” contains a “trigger warning” in its script: “This play is a blistering vulgar satire on Male Toxicity and White Privilege,” Mr. O’Hara writes. (The capitalization is his, not mine.) He adds, as a tip, “Allow the laughter to indict the audience and lure them into a sense of comfort.”
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