Anne Washburn’s ‘Anon’ Is Ambitious and Chilling but Chilly

The Post-Show Read Anne Washburn’s ‘Anon’ Is Ambitious and Chilling but Chilly Crystal Finn in ‘Anon.’ Photo: Monique Carboni, courtesy Print Shop PR. Nota bene: This article contains detailed descriptions of scenes from Anon. “Because it’s an outrageous fiction, people in this play are interacting constantly with screens,” reads one of Anne Washburn’s prefatory notesContinue reading “Anne Washburn’s ‘Anon’ Is Ambitious and Chilling but Chilly”

‘It’s A Comedy That Also Punches You in the Lungs’: Tony Award nominees Jocelyn Bioh and Whitney White Talk ‘School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play’

‘It’s A Comedy That Also Punches You in the Lungs’: Tony Award nominees Jocelyn Bioh and Whitney White Talk ‘School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play’ Whitney White and Jocelyn Bioh at the ‘School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play’ Press Day on August 17, 2026. Photo: David Buchanan, The Windowcard. “We’re theContinue reading “‘It’s A Comedy That Also Punches You in the Lungs’: Tony Award nominees Jocelyn Bioh and Whitney White Talk ‘School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play’”

In ‘Birthright,’ Molly Bernard Makes a Compelling, Complicated Dissenter

In Birthright, Molly Bernard Makes a Compelling, Complicated Dissenter Zoë Winters and Molly Bernard in ‘Birthright.’ Photo: Emilio Madrid, courtesy Print Shop PR. Nota bene: This article contains detailed descriptions of scenes from Birthright.   From the first scene of Jonathan Spector’s sprawling new play Birthright, a three act, nearly two-decade spanning saga currently playingContinue reading “In ‘Birthright,’ Molly Bernard Makes a Compelling, Complicated Dissenter”