3 Let Me Cook For You Reviews, Discount Let Me Cook For You Tickets

Members say: Resonant, Absorbing, Thought-provoking, Intelligent, Great staging

Theaterlab’s Artistic Director Orietta Crispino presents her solo series examining a collage of inherited myths and apocryphal histories, melding the intoxicating act of storytelling with the ritual of preparing food. More…

'Let Me Cook For You' is part of Theaterlab's Fall Season - 'Eat Your Heart Out,' which celebrates the ephemeral cycle of performance that echoes itself with each iteration, and feeds the audience something different each time. After all, you can't eat the same apple twice.

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Nancy 6344
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Absorbing, Thought-provoking, Resonant, Intelligent, Great staging

October 28th, 2017

See it if you like adventurous work, pieces that are at crossroads of performance art & theater, and/or have nostalgia for downtown NYC performance

Don't see it if you just want to see tidy, living room dramas.

Also The space is very intimate. Performed for about 12 audience members. Everything is up close. In a good way. And there is food & beverage included in the ticket price. a bargain really. And the writer/performer is very enchanting.... Read more Read less

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Jacquelyn Claire |

November 26th, 2017

"An exquisitely intimate dinner party play...It’s one of those truly unique New York theatrical moments that you want to witness...I found Crispino’s performance completely engaging...Rubin has crafted a perfect dish that is visually appealing and theatrically satisfying. The pace is tight, keepi...
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Nicole Cardoni |

October 18th, 2017

"Under the skillful direction of Barbara Rubin, this insatiable hunger for the truth, this desire for self knowledge, is mirrored in the constant activity of food preparation and cooking...More like a moving art piece, 'Let Me Cook For You,' simultaneously nudges the audience, with its rhythmic p...
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