[And All That Jazz]

A local theatre is doing a production of Company. I was wondering if it's more adult themed or suitable for children. What is the minimum age you think a child should be before they see it?

Can you tell me if there is any cursing, sexual references, etc that I need to worry about? Maybe compare it to another musical? I really know nothing about it except that it's about marriage. I would appreciate any advice and facts you lovely people can give me. Thank you.

[Apples2for10]

It depends on the director, I'd say. There is a scene where three of the characters smoke pot and some mild innuendos, but that should go right over the kids' heads. There's also some mild cussing, but no "f"'s. I'd say kids 12 and up should be okay.

[SomeoneLikeYou]

I would not recommend it for children at all. There is swearing, drug use, and sexual content.

Above all, however, it is not for children because the themes are too mature for them to understand. They won't understand the characters' situations or "get" the point of the story. Because of this, they won't enjoy themselves. You need to be older to be able to appreciate this masterpiece of theatre to its fullest.