ART I’M CONSUMING
I believe the artist should constantly be consuming art - here’s my ever-updating list of things I’m consuming:
CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL
on broadway
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The experience inside the theater is like none I’ve ever felt—alive, celebratory, impolite—what I wish the theater experience always was. The most inclusive casting I’ve ever seen, including moving intergenerational casting. A nonsensical musical brilliantly given sense through Ballroom.
can i be frank?
at soho playhouse
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I was so rocked by this I saw it twice. Morgan Bassichis is a masterful performer—-skilled in every way. The fusing of Frank Maya and Morgan will break your brain. One of the best examples of a solo show I’ve seen.
COLD WAR CHOIR PRACTICE
at mcc
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Just when you think nothing can be completely unique anymore—-Ro Reddick’s play comes along. It manages to pack in everything you want in a story —it’s thrilling. Every performance is great, especially Alana Raquel Bowers.
PRINCE FAGGOT
AT STUDIO SEAVIEW
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ANOTHER completely unique experience. Jordan Tannahil’s play keeps surprising. Again—incredibly inclusive casting. A chance to see David Greenspan, which one should never miss. A mind-blowing final monologue by N'yomi Allure Stewart.
THERE WILL BE BLOOD
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PHANTOM THREAD
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MY LEFT FOOT
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GANGS OF NEW YORK
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LINCOLN
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IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER
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THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
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THE AGE OF INNOCENCE
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THERE WILL BE BLOOD • PHANTOM THREAD • MY LEFT FOOT • GANGS OF NEW YORK • LINCOLN • IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER • THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS • THE AGE OF INNOCENCE •