Plays – Page 37 – Shows I've Seen

El Coquí Espectacular & the Bottle of Doom – Play – Centerstage Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): El Coquí Espectacular and the Bottle of Doom play at Centerstage Theatre. Puerto Rican (super?) hero battles with gentrification, ethnic pandering/commercialization, and racial identity in NYC. #superhero #comic #hispanic #latino #Latin #PuertoRican Synopsis from the Theatre: Comic-book-artist Alex combats writer’s block by secretly dressing up as his creation, El Coquí Espectacular. … Continue reading... Click to read more

Free Ticket – Sense & Sensibility – Village Theatre

Update 4/6/23: Congrats to Annabel! Leave a comment w/ your favorite play and why. Then I’ll choose a winner 48 hours from now. Post your comment submission on my Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. This is a free SINGLE ticket for any available “Section B” seat (worth about $56) to any of the remaining “Sense and … Continue reading... Click to read more

As It is in Heaven – Play – Taproot Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): As It is in Heaven play at Taproot Theatre. Interesting glimpse into the repressive & austere #Shakers culture from the women’s perspective. Reminded me of a catholic nunnery. Great vision (or hallucination?) scenes. “The emperor has no clothes!” #shaker #quaker #quakers Synopsis from the Theatre: “Tis a gift to be simple,” … Continue reading... Click to read more

Every Brilliant Thing – Play – ACT Theatre

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Every Brilliant Thing one-person storytelling play w/ Ian Bell written by Duncan Macmillan & Jonny Donahoe. Feel-good show that ironically explores depression w/ the help of audience participation. First time I sat front row at ACT Theatre! Synopsis from the Theatre: The color yellow. Sunsets. Things with stripes. Wearing a cape. … Continue reading... Click to read more

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde – Play – Dukesbay Productions

Elevator Thoughts (aka Tweet): Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde w/ Dukesbay Productions at Merlino Arts Center. Interesting to see Edward Hyde as more of a person than a monster and vice versa w/ Henry Jekyll. Synopsis from the Theatre: In one man’s inner battle between good and evil, the lines are often blurred. Robert Louis … Continue reading... Click to read more