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Theatre Row, 410 West 42nd St, New York, NY 10036
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Until September 1, 2019
Profoundly humane, hilarious, quirky, endearing and, in countless clever ways, brilliantly faithful to its source.
Chicago Sun-Times
Off-Broadway welcomes back the Wheelhouse Theater Company's production of Life Sucks, which returns for a limited run at the Acorn Theater this summer. After riffing on The Seagull with Stupid F**cking Bird, playwright Aaron Posner updates Uncle Vanya to the modern day in Life Sucks, a hilarious examination of ennui in the age of gym memberships and that always elusive perfect life-work balance. The plot and character names remain more or less the same, but Posner steers Vanya's narrative into new and unexpected direction, and infuses the action with a sly dose of meta-humor. The tone is set within the show's opening moments, when the cast announce to the audience just what kind of play they'll be watching.
Posner's adaptation of Life Sucks received critical acclaim when it played an engagement earlier this year at The Wild Project.
Previews from: 4 June 2019
Opening night: 16 June 2019
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Until Jul 7, 2019
Nothing about Graham's unexpectedly seductive play is ever less than rousing. The show is hoisted even higher by...Goold, doing his best work
Open Run
This is theatrical storytelling so assured and involving it's hard to imagine anyone not being mesmerized.
Open Run
Yes, it really is that good. A show about young rebels grabbing and shaping the future of an unformed country, "Hamilton" is making its own resonant history by changing the language of musicals.
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