Theater
Sam Hunter Brings Two New Plays—and a Meal—to Rattlestick
By Billy McEnteeSam Hunter’s plays are tightly constructed, hauntingly beautiful, and hold a striking alchemy of contradictions: his works are small, despite the vast lands on which they’re set, and they’re also poignant, despite—or perhaps because of—their lack of sentimentality.
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Life as a hologram: Lee Breuer
By Avinash Rajendran“It is an attempt,” he says, stealing breaths between mouthfuls, “to understand what my life would be like as a cubic entity, not a linear entity. An attempt to see this confusion from different perspectives, like it is a hologram that I can walk around.”
In Dialogue
Tunneling through Density: Ben Gassman's NYC
By Jess BarbagalloIn a delightful scene from Ben Gassman’s unproduced play Haircuts for Men & Boys, written in 2010, a guy walks into a barbershop of Greek ownership in Queens.
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