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Off-Broadway
Mrs. Warren’s Profession – Theatre Row, New York City
Writer: George Bernard Shaw Director: David Staller Reviewer: Adrienne Sowers As discussion of class issues pervade the contemporary zeitgeist, Gingold…
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Immersive
Midsummer: A Shakespearience – CASA 51, New York City
Based on text by: Williams Shakespeare Artistic Director: Kaitana Magno Reviewer: Adrienne Sowers CASA 51 is a bit of a…
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Docudrama
Polylogues– HERE Arts Center, New York, NY
Writer: Xandra Nur Clark Director: Molly Clifford Reviewer: Carrie Lee O’Dell As theatres reopen for live performance, many venues are…
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Physical Theatre
Light and Desire – New York Live Arts, New York City
Choreographers: Colleen Thomas & The Performers Composer: Robert Boston Director: Colleen Thomas Reviewer: Adrienne Sowers What does femininity mean in…
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Whats Hot
Utopian Hotline– MITU580, New York City
Created by: Kayla Asbell, Denis Butkus, Cinthia Chen, Alex Hawthorn, Scott Jumawan-Spahr, Michael Littig, Dima Mikhayel Matta, Justin Nestor, Rubén…
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Comedy
Islander – HERE Arts Center, New York City
Compiled by: Liza Birkenmeier Director: Katie Brook Reviewer: Adrienne Sowers In recent years, countless people have quoted Margaret Atwood: “Men…
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Site-Specific
Walden – Online via TheaterWorks Hartford
Writer: Amy Berryman Director: Mei Ann Teo Reviewer: Jamie Rosler An outdoor production with a live audience, recorded for a…
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Musical
Critical Care, or Rehearsals for a Nurse– Various Locations, New York, NY
Writer: Crystal Field Director: Crystal Field Composer: Joseph Vernon Banks Reviewer: Carrie Lee O’Dell Theater for the New City started…
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Dance
Lucky Star (0.3) – Judson Memorial Church, New York City
Writers: Daniel Diaz, Gian Marco Riccardo Lo Forte, Agosto Machado, Philip Treviño Director: Lo Forte Filmmakers: Shaina Baira, Bryan Baira…
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New York
Worlds Fair Inn – Axis Theatre, New York
Writer: Randy Sharp Director: Randy Sharp Reviewer: Jamie Rosler Billed as an absurdist comedy—comedy is subjective, after all, and absurdity…
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