The Neo-Futurists and Theatre in the Dark offer shows for the spookiest of election seasons.
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From ghostly to gothic to goofy, theater artists celebrate the season
Random Acts, Unwell, and PlayMakers Laboratory create scary stories to share (online) in the dark.
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45 Plays for America’s First Ladies puts the wives (and nieces) in the spotlight
The Neo-Futurists create short digital plays about the often-overlooked women in the White House.
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In Language Rooms, an Egyptian American interrogator struggles to prove his loyalty to the U.S.A.
“Unless your being innocent is as interesting to them as being guilty, you will not be believed.”
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The Man Who Was Thursday’s visual splendors compensate for its extreme verbosity
When you get tired of listening to spies, there’s a beautiful set and lighting.
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The Neo-Futurists’ latest is too much like Too Much Light . . .
Served in bites, The Food Show supplies just a few good tastes.
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Too Much Light at 25: An oral history
The Neo-Futurists reflect on a quarter century of their forever-running show, Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind.
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Too much chaos makes The Sovereign Statement go wrong
The Neo-Futurists’ new The Sovereign Statement show starts out well, then confuses itself.
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Reader’s Agenda Wed 10/30: The Sovereign Statement, The Normal Heart, and All Hallow’s Eve Eve
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Wednesday, October 30
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Nearly 60 plays in 3,600 seconds (give or take)
Victory Gardens Biograph Theater hosts the third annual One Minute Play Festival.
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Think of it as Yippie Easter
Highlights of this year’s Abbie Hoffman Died for Our Sins Theatre Festival
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10/23—Free Staged Reading by New Leaf Theatre
New Leaf Theatre hosts a free staged reading of Bilal Dardai’s The Man Who Was Thursday on Sat 10/23.