BOTTOM LINE: A deeply hospitable invitation to meditate on oral storytelling, diaspora, and the ways we build communities around narrative, through the framework of The One Thousand and One Nights.
Walking into the Doxsee Theater, Target Margin’s Sunset Park warehouse-conversion performance space, I was a little apprehensive—was I actually going to sit through nine straight hours of theater? Like many, my attention span has been whittled down to nearly nothing. I can hardly watch a full-length movie without checking my phone...
BOTTOM LINE: Seen through a 21st-century lens, this 25-year-old drama remains topical and gripping, with the original leads revisiting the same roles.
BOTTOM LINE: At times intense, at times more meditative, Bloom offers a look at a dystopia that might be closer than we think.
BOTTOM LINE: A timely dark comedy that is as fun as it is terrifying.
BOTTOM LINE: A topical, if sensationalized, new musical inspired by the life of troubled 1940s starlet Frances Farmer.
BOTTOM LINE: SuperHero is a beautiful coming-of-age story that, while a little long at times, leaves you with a smile on your face and tears in your eyes.
BOTTOM LINE: Songwriting team Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman craft a toe-tapping, heartbreaking, engrossing account of The Comedian Harmonists, the nearly forgotten singing superstars of the early 20th century.
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