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We Are Your Robots: New York Magazine/Vulture Review
“Ethan Lipton’s compact, tuneful jewel of a play seems charmingly analog: No algorithms are whirring in the background, and the
We Are Your Robots: Playbill Interview with Ethan Lipton
“We Are Your Robots is delightful, and also a perceptive look at humanity—our foibles, but also, our capacity to grow. As Lipton
We Are Your Robots: Brooklyn Rail Feature
“We Are Your Robots at Theatre for a New Audience (in a co-production with Rattlestick Theater) and Maybe Happy Ending
Darko Tresjnak to Direct World Premiere of Taylor Mac’s Prosperous Fools
Tony winner Darko Tresnjak will direct the world premiere of Taylor Mac’s Prosperous Fools Off-Broadway for Theatre for a New
We Are Your Robots: New Yorker Fall Preview
Happily, our favorite playwrights all seem to have premières this season…Ethan Lipton switches on his new musical, “We Are Your Robots” (Polonsky
We Are Your Robots: Playbill Fall Preview
“I expect it to be a funny, sardonic, yet moving time.” – Diep Tran Read more from Playbill here.
We Are Your Robots: Playbill Feature
We Are Your Robots reunites Lipton and Silverman, who previously worked together on Tumacho, The Outer Space, and No Place
2024-2025 Season Announcement
Theatre for a New Audience has revealed its 2024-25 season, with American and world premieres of plays by Ethan Lipton,
Founding Artistic Director Jeffrey Horowitz to Retire
Jeffrey Horowitz, Founder of Theatre for a New Audience, having led and grown the not-for-profit organization since 1979, will retire
PUBLIC OBSCENITIES by Shayok Misha Chowdhury: Pulitzer Prize Finalist
Theatre for a New Audience congratulates Misha on being named a 2024 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Drama for his play Public
Macbeth (an undoing) Receives 4 Drama Desk Nominations
Macbeth (an undoing) has received four Drama Desk nominations: Outstanding Revival of a Play (Zinnie Harris), Outstanding Lead Performance in a
Macbeth (an undoing): The New Yorker Review
“Zinnie Harris’s highly cerebral and sometimes revelatory adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy, follows Lady Macbeth (played here by the fascinating Nicole