Tony Award-winning playwright and performer Sarah Jones (Bridge & Tunnel) returns to the New York stage as a dazzling medley of characters in Sell/Buy/Date, an exuberant new show inspired by the real-life experiences of people affected by the sex industry. Extended through December 3. Tickets (with promo code activated) can be purchased here.
In Ann Patchett’s Commonwealth, a drunken indiscretion in the mid-1960s is the catalyst for the breakup of two marriages and the creation of two new families. The grown-up children today look back on that event and another defining family trauma in a novel The New York Times calls “exquisite.”
Patrick Phillips’s Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing in America explores an event in 1912 in which the white citizens of Forsyth County, Georgia, lynched three black men, forced the black population out, and appropriated their property – an act of injustice whose effects are still being felt today.
The exhibition Light Energy features three sculptures fabricated in fiberglass and plexiglass, inspired by the natural landscape and especially life in the sea. On view: Thursday & Friday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Saturday & Sunday, 1 – 4p/m.
