Collective Noun NYC Reviews and Tickets

69%

(14 Reviews)

Positive

57%

Mixed

36%

Negative

Members say

Thought-provoking, Ambitious, Relevant, Confusing, Intelligent

About the Show

Part of the 2019 Corkscrew Festival, "Collective Noun" is a love letter to an unsung history of collective action and a battle cry for radically re-envisioning what it means to fight for change.

From the show:

Shirin is working on a book about post-Occupy Wall Street grassroots movements and trying not to succumb to anxiety attacks. CJ is a public defender navigating NYC’s fucked up judicial system, while trying to make time for a meaningful personal life. Elizabeth needs to finish college and figure out what to do next. Oh, also, there's a mysterious bug infestation in the kitchen. Hashtag millennials, amirite? Putting an urgent spin on stories about "girls" in any medium, Collective Noun is a love letter to an unsung history of collective action and a battle cry for radically re-envisioning what it means to fight for change.

Member Reviews (14)

Profound, Relevant, Intelligent, Great acting, Great writing

See it if You’ve got an anarchist in you just dying to get out, or if you’re struggling for words to help you make sense of these emotional times.

Don't see it if You support that aged orange hunk of profanity in the White House right now or if you’re offended by the idea that you might be the problem. Read more