Greene Naftali and New York City Players present experimental theater icon Richard Maxwell's latest work, the final installment of his response to Dante’s 'The Divine Comedy. More…
Written and directed by Maxwell, this new work takes place in the not-too-distant future, and describes three great loves: family, country, and god.
See it if you enjoy experimental theater in unconventional spaces where a car is driven into the space and there is a cute robot. Great acting also.
Don't see it if you don't like contemporary art or weird risk tasking theater. It's a short play, but you might be bored if you don't like poetic works.
See it if you like experimental theater, post apocalyptic settings.
Don't see it if you expect a traditional story and like to relax and enjoy a show rather than be forced to think too much to understand what is happening.
See it if Extremely memorable lowkey dramatic gestures -- really playful and good natured and exciting but also so CHILL.
Don't see it if Not for everyone! Actors speak in monotone and the writing is dense.
See it if you like abstract and difficult plays, that are on the verge of being just a boring scam.
Don't see it if ... if you want to save yourself 90 minutes of non-sense pseudo-philosophical theater.