The Maxamoo Podcast Reviews PERFORMETERIA, CASABLANCABOX, THE PROFANE, and More
By: Maxamoo Apr. 12, 2017
Jose, Lindsay, and new contributor Ben chat about what they've seen lately at the theater in New York City:
Performeteria from TDF (00:58)
CasablancaBox by Sara Farrington at HERE Art Center (8:42)
The Profane by Zayd Dohrn at Playwrights Horizons (15:50)
American Mill No. 2 by Gian Marco Lo Forte from Pioneers Go East Collective (29:55)
The Terrifying by Julia Jarcho at Abrons Art Center (38:07)
What we're looking forward to next (48:05):
Fusebox Festival in Austin, Texas
The Art of Luv (Part 5): Roke Cupid by Royal Osiris Karaoke Ensemble at The Bushwick Starr
Gently Down The Stream by Martin Sherman at The Public Theater
Vanity Fair by Kate Hamill at The Pearl Theatre Co.
Oslo by J.T. Rogers on Broadway
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On Maxamoo's New York City Theater Podcast we cut through that chaos and just tell you: what's good, what's bad, and what we recommend.
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