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30 September 2019

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway • Performance

Review: Wild Bore at NYU Skirball

NYU Skirball Center ⋄ 27-28 September 2019

By Nicole Serratore

Theater critics are the butt of jokes by three performance artists in this funny, smart deconstruction of the critical gaze. Nicole Serratore reviews.

29 September 2019

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway • Performance

Review: (Still) Asking For It at Joe’s Pub

Joe's Pub ⋄ 20th September - 13th October 2019 (select dates)

By Nicole Serratore

Adrienne Truscott brings an inclusive team approach to a new looser version of her still devastating comedy show about rape culture. Nicole Serratore reviews.

27 September 2019

Review: Antigone at Park Avenue Armory

Park Avenue Armory ⋄ September 25-October 6

By Maya Phillips

Japan’s Shizuoka Performing Arts Center translates a Greek classic with “cinematic beauty” and stunning visuals. Maya Phillips reviews.

27 September 2019

Review: runboyrun & In Old Age at New York Theatre Workshop

New York Theatre Workshop ⋄ September 4-October 13

By Ran Xia

Ghosts are hard to escape in these two parts of Mfoniso Udofia’s Ufot Cycle, but the family matriarch, Abasiama, forces herself to try. Ran Xia reviews.

26 September 2019

Review: Sunday at the Atlantic Theater

Atlantic Theater Company ⋄ September 4-October 13

By Juan A. Ramirez

A “truly exhausting book club meeting” tries to solve the Millennial question in Jack Thorne’s latest. Juan A. Ramirez reviews.

25 September 2019

Review: Our Dear Dead Drug Lord at WP Theater

WP Theater ⋄ 11th of September – 20th of October 2019

By Juan A. Ramirez

Original and unexpected, but an uneven tone weakens this new play by Alexis Scheer. Juan A. Ramirez reviews.

23 September 2019

Features • NYC • NYC Features • Off-Broadway

Finding Community with ShakesBEER

By Patrick Maley

8 years of Shakespearean pubcrawls has taught the artists behind ShakesBEER a lot. Patrick Maley explores the history of this NYC tradition.

20 September 2019

Review: Novenas for a Lost Hospital at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater

Rattlestick Playwrights Theater ⋄ September 5-October 13

The West Village of the past is resurrected in Cusi Cram’s elegiac play that happens in and around Rattlestick’s theatre, bringing to life the AIDS patients and the saints that inhabited St. Vincent’s Hospital. Lane Williamson reviews.