What I Liked This Week
Emily ChackerianA space for girls with OPINIONS
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We are come to this great stage of fools: KING LEAR at The Shed
You were planning on taking the train to the theater tonight, but Google maps is recommending you walk. You’re a bit put out by this – it’s raining outside and dark and probably kind of miserable. In other words, not ideal walking condition...
I Wanna Be in this Hoi Polloi: What I Liked This Week #32
Earlier in the fall, I didn’t have tickets to any theater. I over corrected and ended up with tickets to the most random assortment of shows. Some tickets were gifts, some comps, some I bought, and some I got thru ushering1. Some of the thi...
It's the Way That it Always Was: What I Liked This Week #32
Hey dudes sorry for the brief hiatus. I was busy and also feeling uninspired! But never fear, I’ve found inspiration again, courtesy of the most adorable musical. The world (Prospect Park, New Jersey, democracy, etc) is on fire but don’t wo...
"We are the Wolves": The New Lineage of Plays About Girls
John Proctor is the Villain at Studio Theatre (Photo by Margot Schulman)
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Emily lives in Brooklyn! She likes dogs, musicals, gossip, and dumplings. She currently works at an Off-Broadway theater company, and also for a theater journal, but this is a gig economy, so if you've got more work, send it her way.
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