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Archival memory, embodied memory
Sarah Lunnie in conversation with Benjamin Benne about “Fantasma,” playing Nov 7 through Dec 20 at Primary Stages, the Resident Off Broadway Theater Company at 59E59 Theaters.
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Fighting, fighting. Watch her go.
Nurit Chinn reflects on Layla Khoshnoudi’s “I’m Not Even Half,” playing at The Bushwick Starr through October 30.
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And I felt naked
Liliana Padilla reflects on Layla Khoshnoudi’s “I’m Not Even Half,” playing at The Bushwick Starr through October 30.
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“Machine Learning: Living Amidst the P(doom)”
Brendan McCall reflects on “Machine Learning,” playing through Oct 30 at Little Engine Theater at Manhattan Neighborhood Network.
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The Clashing of Dreams
Nicolás Noreña in conversation with Leah Plante-Wiener on “The Kick Inside,” playing at HERE Arts through Nov 7.
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Remembrance, revolt, and reconciliation
Tess Walsh reflects on “MEAT” by Zara Roy, which played at The Tank Sep 30 + Oct 1.
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Dmitri Barcomi in Conversation with Tamás Marquardt
Trans theater director Dmitri Victor Barcomi and performer-writer Tamás Marquardt talk dissent in the Soviet Bloc, making art across two continents, and the state of theater in Trump’s America.
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kNOT Company (Korea) Weaves Multiple Strands of Beauty
Brendan McCall reflects on kNOT Company’s “maedeup: Weaving Shin Yun-bok” at La MaMa.
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Two New Productions Revisit the Legacy of Sarah Kane
Two new productions – Tom Creed’s “4.48 Psychosis” in Dublin, Alec Duffy’s “Crave” in New York City – reveal how Sarah Kane’s work continues to resonate politically and socially three decades after her death.
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Body of Mary: Weaponized Wit
Brendan McCall reflects on “The Body of Mary: A Play in Three Acts (of God),” written and directed by Katie Cappiello, playing through Oct 8 at The Gym at Judson.
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The Invention of Love: Comrades-in-Arms
Brendan McCall reflects on “The Invention of Love,” starring David Greenspan and directed by Zachary Elkind, playing through Oct 3 at The MAP Theater at TheaterLab.
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We must watch carefully to know
Robin Denzer reflects on Julia Antinozzi’s new work “Time Piece” staged at PAGEANT.
