Posts tagged: Off Broadway
I recently reviewed Erika Sheffer’s Russian Transport, having its premiere with the New Group (through March 24). I didn’t find it all that transporting.
(Photo by Monique Carboni)
I recently reviewed Outside People (through January 29), Zayd Dohrn’s new play at the Vineyard Theatre in co-production with Naked Angels.
(Photo by Carol Rosegg)
Another amazing Shakespeare production in the Public Theater’s Public Lab series, Titus Andronicus (through December 18). Jay O. Sanders (at left), as the titular Roman general, is phenomenal.
(Photo by Joan Marcus)
I recently reviewed Jordan Harrison’s Maple and Vine, having its premiere at Playwrights Horizons (through December 23). The first act is mostly not-great exposition, but after intermission it’s very interesting, and the set designs are endlessly entertaining.
(Photo by Joan Marcus)
I recently reviewed Happy Hour (through December 31), three more one-acts by Ethan Coen premiering with the Atlantic Theater Company. The middle one, City Lights (pictured), is good, but the other two are quite flimsy.
(Photo by Kevin Thomas Garcia)
The Public Theater’s production of Love’s Labor’s Lost (through November 6) is really, really good. Nick Westrate is amazing.
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Last but not least, I also reviewed the new Jesse Eisenberg comedy Asuncion, being produced by Rattlestick Playwrights Theater at the Cherry Lane Theatre (through November 27). It’s very funny (and that’s sort of it), and stars Eisenberg and Justin Bartha.
(Photo by Sandra Coudert)
