| NEW BROADWAY REVIEW - "JOB" |
| Last Edit: T.B._Admin. 09:36 pm EDT 07/30/24 |
| Posted by: T.B._Admin. 09:34 pm EDT 07/30/24 |
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Kimberly RamÃrez takes a look at Job at the Hayes Theater:
Job is just a two-hander, but it feels populated by a crowd of characters who haunt the mind of the play's desperate protagonist. This makes for 80 minutes of intense, gripping action as a high-stakes psychotherapy session unfolds in real time. The provocative production now playing at the Hayes Theater offers audiences a raw and unflinching look at human interaction in the hyperdigital age, exposing a reality so unsettling that we are horrified to recognize it as our own. |
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LOVED this downtown. Hoping it finds an audience at the Hayes. (n/m) - Busy_Bee 08:44 am EDT 07/31/24 |
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