Category: Theater
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This is Not a Drill!!!
Contributor Sophie Frizzell on “The Wish,” a collaborative play by Justice Hehir’s, Dena Igusti, Phanésia Pharel, Nia Akilah Robinson, and Julia Specht, about the state of abortion access in America post-roe. Part play, part living document, The Wish was performed at Pluto’s Loft in Tribeca this past November.
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What Will We Do?
Playwright Charlene Adhiambo on Nazareth Hassan’s play Practice at Playwrights Horizon.
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A Disney World in Brooklyn
Writer and playwright Elise Wien reviews Hannah Kallenbach’s “Mikey Maus in Fantasmich!” performed at The Brick Theater this past November.
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Rifts & Reconciliation in Adult Relationships
Strength lies in the explorations of the daunting space between things: rifts in ideology; understanding; or born from avoidance; from denial.
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Kayla Farrish in Three Conversations
Kayla Farrish shared two new works, A Beast and DOCILE, at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park’s Black Box Theatre
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Commoners Over Kings
Writer and playwright Elise Wien on Kanika Vaish’s “2nd Murderer” at The Flea Theater.
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A Beating Heart
Patrick Denney reviews Romina Paula’s play The Whole of Time, which played at The Brick Theater this past September
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A Dark Future Now
Brendan McCall reviews Tim Blake Nelson’s newest play And Then We Were No More at La Mama.
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The Diffusion of Rules
Tess Walsh reviews the New York premier of Naomi Wallace’s SLAUGHTER CITY.
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The Inheritance of a Second Face and Divine Monstrosity: Celine Song’s FAMILY at La Mama
Writer Tess Walsh reviews the latest production of Celine Song’s Family at LaMama.
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Cameron Stuart in conversation with Theresa Buchheister | VIVIAN OBLIVION at The Brick Theater Oct 9-12
Do acts of kindness beget rewards? Do we become deeper by adding depth to others? It is hard to say, actually; I think the verdict is still out. But we have all the evidence we need, from history and from our own lives, that violence only begets more violence.
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Where Colors Have Meaning and Theatre Isn’t A Play: Julio Torres’ COLOR THEORIES
Color Theories by Julio Torres is not an Off Broadway Play. It may look like a play, sound like a play, smell like a play, but Julio assures us, it’s not a play. No no no, there was a mistake made along the way in the marketing, he tells the audience, who all gathered to…