Of the Woman Came the Beginning of Sin and Through Her We All Die NYC Reviews and Tickets

76%

(8 Reviews)

Positive

75%

Mixed

25%

Negative

Members say

Funny, Entertaining, Clever, Relevant, Disappointing

About the Show

The world premiere production of a new play by Lily Houghton about the dangers of commercializing millennial femininity.

From the show:

Normal Ave and Leigh Honigman present the world premiere production of "of the woman came the beginning of sin and through her we all die," a dynamic new play by Lily Houghton about the dangers of commercializing millennial femininity. The play follows Bluebell, Sweet Pea, Pumpkin and Bleeding Heart, four femmes bound together by their workplace, a windowless basement occupied by Free People. Allegiances are formed and spells are cast in this hilarious, poignant and topical take on how we navigate femininity and expression in a political and economic climate that are constantly at odds with each other.

Member Reviews (8)

Quirky, Disappointing

See it if You have a friend in the cast. You like flowery/poetic text.

Don't see it if You want action. There’s limited, confusing plot/narrative. Mainly quirky text signifying nothing.

Slow, Great acting, Edgy, Disappointing, Ambitious

See it if Four femme actors onstage who seem to work in a clothing store, but most of the "work" is done off-stage. A ritual is implied, but not sure?

Don't see it if If you don't like ambiguous small-cast shows and don't want to support new theater companies trying to find a foothold in unusual spaces.