“It’s been 70 years since the play premiered, and this production is evidence of its ongoing power. Purposefully ambiguous, this play seems timeless. Godot, like Gogo and Didi, isn’t going anywhere.”
Read more from Time Out Magazine here.
“It’s been 70 years since the play premiered, and this production is evidence of its ongoing power. Purposefully ambiguous, this play seems timeless. Godot, like Gogo and Didi, isn’t going anywhere.”
Read more from Time Out Magazine here.
“Ethan Lipton’s compact, tuneful jewel of a play seems charmingly analog: No algorithms are whirring in the background, and the
“The hepcat stylings of Ethan Lipton and his jazz combo give Lipton’s meticulously funny, often wise We Are Your Robots (a co-production
“We Are Your Robots is delightful, and also a perceptive look at humanity—our foibles, but also, our capacity to grow. As Lipton