Not to Be Dramatic
Zoe KaplanThoughts about theater from a Gen Zer.
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Becoming Part of the Family in 'Canciones'
Hannah and I walked down a quiet street in Brooklyn lined with family homes with front yards. I checked the address two, three times before we saw a tent lined with papel picado and realized we had found the box office of our show: in front...
Living at the End of the World in “RADIO MAN”
The end of the world has come to a tiny theater in the East Village. Set seven years after an explosion and a wave of sickness that caused a near wipeout of the world’s population, “RADIO MAN” is a devastatingly quiet look into humanity as...
Schmigadoon!’s Fake Musical World Brings Real Heart
The problem with musicals is that real people don’t just burst out into song and dance.
That’s the biggest objection I hear when I tell people I like theater.
It’s also Josh’s frustration in “Schmigadoon!”, one of the new musicals gracin...
5 Shows I Saw This Month—and 3 You Should See Next
In the first moments of “The Lost Boys,” a new musical on Broadway, an actor cinematically flies down from the top of an expansive set. There’s a crack of thunder, and a flashy score.
That’s the best part about theater: it can be this gian...
The Week I Saw Four Shows in Five Days
At the beginning of March, I had 0 shows on my calendar. How horrifying!
Yet by Friday, March 20th, I had somehow scheduled three for a single weekend and one on the following Tuesday. Funny how that happens.
Despite the peril of weekend...
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