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NEW YORK FAIRYTALE
A tourist has a one-night-stand in Central Park
I Feel Like Multiplying: In Search of Jill Kroesen
Performance artist Jill Kroesen’s incendiary shows were a staple of ’70s New York. But around 1985, she simply falls off the map. What happened?
Old Hearts Crying: While We’re Young
They may be breaking in, but Josh is at the door welcoming them. He wants to feel the rush of youth again and try new things, discover himself, shield against ...
New York Theatre Dispatch: Play/Date at Fat Baby, Lower East Side
Play/Date, a collection of 25 short plays performed across the three levels of a bar and nightclub, could so easily have been a mess. Instead, says Tara Isabella Burton, it’s ...
Manderley, Revisited: A Personal History of Punchdrunk
On seeing their uncategorisable Sleep No More for the eleventh time, Tara Isabella Burton reflects on what Punchdrunk, the pioneering immersive theatre company, means to her.
Litro in New York: Cabaret at Studio 54
Alan Cumming is so pitch-perfect in this revival of Sam Mendes’s version of Cabaret that it almost, counterintuitively, feels like he’s playing it safe. Tara Isabella Burton reviews a stunning, ...
Litro in New York: The Threepenny Opera at the Linda Gross Theater
Brecht and Weill’s Threepenny Opera teems with theatrical energy. Tara Isabella Burton finds a revival, on Off-Broadway’s Linda Gross Theater, a little too sedate…
Litro in New York: And Then There Were None by Roll the Bones Theatre Company
Half the wonder of And Then There Were None, an immersive adaptation of Agatha Christie’s novel, is getting to its top-secret location. But, finds Tara Isabella Burton, it’s worth the ...
The Write Life: When We Were Young
“I always assumed my friends were okay with the details of their lives appearing in my stories. After all, we kept in contact well after the narratives were written, so ...