P.S. NYC Reviews and Tickets

71%

(4 Ratings)

Positive

75%

Mixed

25%

Negative

Members say

Ambitious, Confusing, Disappointing, Relevant, Clever

About the Show

A continuation of the 2020 project in which audience received real-life letters from the characters.

The unique theatrical experience begins in your home and culminates in-person at the Ars Nova Hub. In late 2020, physical letters were mailed to ticket-holding audience members for a durational, epistolary experience. In the most intimate of ways, audiences could track correspondence between the play's characters, Ona and Bea, as the world changed around all of us—fictional and not.

Regardless of past participation, all ticket-holders will receive access to a P.S. Letter Library. There, audiences can listen to audio recordings of all 15 letters, and access pdfs of the full correspondence.

Show-Score Member Reviews (4)

Ambitious, Great writing, Dizzying, Disappointing, Resonant

See it if A MUST see if you've been following along on the last year of letters, or even if you want to catch up on them. A solid conclusion.

Don't see it if You aren't invested in the set up or dislike ambiguity and unresolved tension. Read more

Confusing, Ambitious

See it if this was a really interesting way to stay connected to theatre when we couldn't gather but the payoff didn't really work for me.

Don't see it if you didn't read the accompanying letters. Read more

Relevant, Ambitious, Banal, Disappointing, Clever

See it if if you followed the year of letters and want to see the "end" or you want to see a few nice scenes with some neat staging

Don't see it if if you didn't read the letters, i'm not sure what you get out of this. if you read the letters..i'm still not sure what you get out of this.

Confusing, Great acting, Entertaining

See it if You like shows that feel like art pieces, somewhat abstract concepts and staging, small cast shows in black-box spaces.

Don't see it if You want traditional proscenium staging, you don't like short plays

Critic Reviews (1)

"Upon getting to the theater, you enter an art installation inhabited by the artist, Ona...The installation itself holds enough symbolism and beauty to capture one’s attention (scenic design by dots)."
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