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Joey Sims

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A Nuanced and an Idealized New York: Two Productions Show Us the City

A moment from This Is Not Not A Drill (cred: Daniel J. Vasquez)

Near City Hall in Lower Manhattan, a semi-neglected public green called Collect Pond Park sits tucked away between imposing city courthouses. It was to this park that I was le...

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Work, Death and the Vessel

Perched on a gleaming monument to death, three minimum-wage employees look out over a vast abyss.

Just another day of work at the Vessel.

A honeycomb-like structure at the center of the Hudson Yards development, the Vessel was met with im...

2 months ago
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A Magical Night in Arden, and a Strange Afternoon in New Orleans

The company of As You Like It at Hudson Valley Shakespeare (cred: T. Charles Erickson)

Exiled from his homeland and driven out to the Forest of Arden, the contemplative Jacques, a former nobleman, finds no comfort in the stunning green exp...

3 months ago
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Falling Out of Love With the Bengsons

Shaun & Abigail Bengson in My Joy Is Heavy (cred: Marc J. Franklin)

I fell hard for The Bengsons. But over the years, this married singer-songwriter duo, now back off-Broadway with My Joy Is Heavy (at New York Theatre Workshop through Apri...

7 months ago
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Heard, But Not Seen: In 3 Plays, Old Hands Find New Depths

A roaring yell from the wings. A soft cry out of a pitch-black abyss. And a lonely whisper through the sliver of a cracked bedroom door.

I’d know these voices anywhere. But they’ve never sounded quite like this.

In three buzzy off-Broadwa...

7 months ago
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