Continuity Ben Odom 23/05/2019 The question of global climate disaster is most comfortably viewed as a fiction; easy to digest, laugh at, sympathized with, and chat about without ge...
The Pain of My Belligerence Ben Odom 23/04/2019 On a first date in which Cat can barely get a word in, and after being subject to her date’s toxic and arrogant ramblings (to which he fully admits ar...
Smart Blonde Ben Odom 05/04/2019 Only this past year in New York, we’ve seen juke-box shows about Cher, Donna Summer, and The Temptations. Willy Holtzman’s nostalgic new play Smart Bl...
Skinnamarink Ben Odom 17/03/2019 Whether you spent your grade school years in the comfort of liberal counseling, or hoping the nun’s ruler didn’t catch you, you’ll like relate to the ...
NERVOUS/SYSTEM Ben Odom 16/12/2018 It’s a rare piece of theater that manages to send the audience through the same singularly gobsmacking experience, and then make them wonder if they t...
Life x3 Ben Odom 30/11/2018 The most well-known work of playwright extraordinaire Yasmina Reza can perhaps universally be termed as “fun.” Most notably in ART and God of Carnage,...
Eve’s Song Ben Odom 06/11/2018 We know something’s up off the bat: no one can relax among the meticulous cleanliness and set-up of this plain and normal home, especially after the m...
The Thanksgiving Play Ben Odom 04/11/2018 So you've got two “woke” theater artists; one’s a proud vegan, the other is a yoga freak and self-described “vegan ally.” They hire an elementary scho...
Daniel’s Husband Ben Odom 31/10/2018 Daniel and Mitchell have it all: a loving home, great friends, careers they’re proud of. But no marriage certificate. Daniel wants it, and Mitchell is...
I Was Most Alive With You Ben Odom 27/09/2018 Its title inspires love, connection, loss, hope, fear: the work itself stirs in its audience all these ideas in the most unrelenting, heart-breaking, ...
