I would add that it would be beneficial to listen to the soundtrack. There is a good deal of "adult" language - not just in the Gun Song, but also the Ballad of Booth, and several scenes (Byck's monologue, etc.) as well as some innuendo (a scene with Sara Jane & Guiteau comes to mind)...but if you believe that communicating up front that there is strong language and mature themes will keep parent/community complaints at bay, I agree that this show is a great opportunity to open discussion ask questions - What is the American Dream? Are we entitled to realize it? History of assassination/assassins in our country and how they impacted American politics, society, legacies, basic protection of President/elected officials, etc. Love this show! "Assassination Vacation" is the book that inspired the show, and a great companion piece.