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1 November 2020

Reviews • Out of Town • Performance

Review: BigBlackOctoberSurprise at REDCAT

online ⋄ 22-31st October 2020

By Nicole Serratore

An experimental mosaic of images and ideas on America’s crimes against Black men gets a vivid airing in Paul Outlaw’s new work.

30 October 2020

Reviews

Review: Shipwreck: A History Play About 2017

Podcast ⋄ beginning October 16

By Loren Noveck

This “history play about 2017” punctures liberal certainties, but maybe not enough of them. Loren Noveck reviews.

24 October 2020

Reviews • Off-Broadway

Review: Russian Troll Farm: A Workplace Comedy

online ⋄ October 20-November 15

By Loren Noveck

Loren Noveck doesn’t quite know whether to laugh or cry at this workplace comedy about Russian social media trolls that’s both terrifyingly realistic and absurdly hilarious.

20 October 2020

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Circle Jerk

online ⋄ Through 7th November 2020

By Nicole Serratore

Going full maximalism, this live streaming show is skewering satire of white supremacy in gay circles.

5 October 2020

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: Baby Jessica’s Well-Made Play

Over the Phone ⋄ Through 22nd November 2020

By Nicole Serratore

An interactive, phone-based show makes you think about celebrity, media, history, and memory. Nicole Serratore reviews.

19 September 2020

Reviews

Review: Faith Healer at The Old Vic: In Camera

Old Vic ⋄ 16th - 19th September 2020

By Cameron Kelsall

Brian Friel’s vivid play gains intimacy from the Zoom format and benefits from a shimmering performance by Michael Sheen. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

6 September 2020

Reviews

Review: Three Kings at The Old Vic: in Camera

Old Vic ⋄ 3rd -5th September 2020

By Nicole Serratore

Andrew Scott, with shades of anger, nonchalance, and self-awareness brings to life a new monologue about a narcissistic absent father and the sons he’s left behind. Nicole Serratore reviews.

21 August 2020

Reviews • NYC • Off-Broadway

Review: the 7th voyage of egon tichy

July 30-ongoing

By Daniel Krane

Daniel Krane and Joey Sims contemplate what might make virtual theater appointment viewing–and appreciate quarantine theater that’s polished enough to criticize.