'Dark Disabled Stories' review — a challenge to create a more inclusive world
Read our four-star review of Ryan J. Haddad's Dark Disabled Stories, which is currently in performances off Broadway at The Public Theater through March 26.
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Read our four-star review of Ryan J. Haddad's Dark Disabled Stories, which is currently in performances off Broadway at The Public Theater through March 26.
Misty, written and performed by Arinzé Kene, arrives at The Shed after a critically acclaimed West End run. The show fuses poetry, absurdist comedy, and live music. It follows Kene’s process of writing a play and features scenes of the work at hand: a spoken word piece about a man who starts a fight on a London night bus. The opening number describes the city of London as a “city creature” and the man embroiled in the fight as a “virus.” He’s a victim of the gentrification happening as “blood...
Read our review of The Trees, a new Off-Broadway play written by Agnes Borinsky and directed by Tina Satter, playing at Playwrights Horizons through March 19.
Read our four-star review of The Best We Could (a family tragedy), a new Off-Broadway play by Emily Feldman running at New York City Center through March 26.
Read our five-star review of The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show, based on Eric Carle's children's books, currently playing off Broadway at the DR2 Theatre.
Read our four-star review of Elyria, written by Deepa Purohit and directed by Awoye Timpo, running off Broadway at the Linda Gross Theater through March 19.
Read our four-star review of Sarah Ruhl's Letters From Max, starring Jessica Hecht, Ben Edelman, and Zane Pais, which runs off Broadway through March 19.
Lorraine Hansberry’s 1964 drama The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window hasn't had a major New York revival in 50 years. That fact alone would make this play, which premiered on Broadway five years after A Raisin in the Sun, an event. Add Oscar Isaac as Sidney and Rachel Brosnahan as his wife, Iris, and the magnetism intensifies. Despite the rarity factor and the pair of marquee stars, director Anne Kauffman’s revival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music is a modestly engaging production of a...
Read our review of Marcus Gardley's black odyssey, a new play directed by Stevie Walker-Webb, which is currently playing off Broadway through March 26.
Read our five-star review of CocktaiL Magique, Company XIV's burlesque variety show playing at the Cocktail Magique Theatre in Brooklyn through August 20.
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