One Green Bottle Gillian Russo 02/03/2020 In a metallic, soundproof house, a family is fighting about who must cancel their plans to look after their pregnant dog at home instead. The father, ...
A Cocktail Party Social Experiment Austin Fimmano 21/02/2020 New York City offers many different intriguing ways to imbibe cocktails and see a show, but A Cocktail Party Social Experiment is certainly a show unt...
Frankenstein Gillian Russo 18/02/2020 Classic Stage has frankly (no pun intended) furnished its auditorium exactly how I’d expect “Frankenstein” to look: metallic and Gothic, with sparse c...
The Sabbath Girl Elizabeth Bove 17/02/2020 How many goys does it take to screw in a lightbulb on a Friday night? For one lonely Orthodox Jew it’s one beautiful Italian neighbor. That’s the prem...
Where We Stand Gillian Russo 11/02/2020 I’m used to going to the fourth floor of the WP Theater, but it’s currently blocked off by a sign saying, “Closed for town meeting.” That struck me as...
Brecht: Call and Respond Gillian Russo 04/02/2020 What do fans of 20th-century German theatre, poetry retreats and Marie Kondo have in common? About as little as you’d expect, I’d guess, save for the ...
Cezary Goes to War Becca Kaplan 28/01/2020 Category A – E: The official military rankings of men based upon a highly detailed list of criteria include physical dimensions, level of fitness, kno...
The Woman in Black Austin Fimmano 24/01/2020 It’s a ghost story in a pub. Or more specifically, the Club Car at the McKittrick Hotel. The atmosphere of the Club Car is mysterious, old-fashioned, ...
The Merry Wives of Windsor Juliet Martini 23/01/2020 To quote Bob Dylan, "the times they are a-changin’," and The Bard is out once again to challenge our ability to accept those changes. Using the funky ...
17 Minutes Colin Macdonald 23/01/2020 Scott Organ’s 17 Minutes, presented by the Barrow Group and directed by its co-artistic director Seth Barrish, is a play about inaction: both an indiv...
