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- Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? - Reviews
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- Lysistrata - reviews
- Golem Stories - reviews
- Fairy Tales of the Absurd - Reviews
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- Sweeney Agonistes and The Rock - reviews
Untitled Theater Company #61
Theater of Ideas: scientific, political, philosophical, and above all theatrical
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some review excerpts
"Almost unbearably funny"
The New York Times
"[An] ingenious production"
Backstage
"Inspired absurdist comedy"
The Village Voice
"Extremely well acted"
L Magazine
"Challenging, thought-provoking"
Time Out New York
"The show to see"
WNYC "Morning Edition"
"A striking theater piece, optimally staged"
TheaterMania
"Exquisitely ingenious"
The New York Times
"Provocative and frankly entertaining"
Eastern European Performance Journal
"Brisk direction, strong acting"
The New York Times
"...the kind of audacious, ambitious, commercialism-be-damned play that makes indie theater so special and worthwhile..."
nytheatre.com