Theatre for One OFF-BROADWAY REVIEWS

  • NY TIMES

  • Opening Night:
    June 8, 2011
    Closing:
    June 12, 2011

    Theater: Theatre for One / Duffy Square, New York, NY, 10036

    Synopsis: 

    Conceived by Christine Jones, a freelance set designer. Recent projects include AMERICAN IDIOT, for which she won a Tony Award, THE ILLUSION by Tony Kushner at the Signature Theatre, EVERYDAY RAPTURE, at The American Airlines Theatre, and CORALINE, the musical, at the Lucille Lortel, as well as SPRING AWAKENING, at The Eugene O'Neill Theatre, (Tony Nomination); THE BOOK OF LONGING, music by Philip Glass, poems by Leonard Cohen, for The Lincoln Center Festival; and THE ONION CELLAR, with music by The Dresden Dolls, at A.R.T.'s Zero Arrow Street.

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  • NEW YORK TIMES REVIEW OF Theatre for One

    Booth for Two, Dialogue Optional

    Charles Isherwood

    June 9, 2011: People with intimacy issues — which is to say most respectably neurotic New Yorkers — may need to steel themselves before a visit to “Theater for One,” in which a single actor and a single audience member are sequestered in a plush red booth in Times Square for a one-on-one performance. The experience will last no longer than a few minutes but is likely to settle somewhere in your soul for a lot longer than most of the splashy jamborees in the neighboring theaters do.

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