SoHo Playhouse’s mission is to support “work that changes minds, encourages discussion, and opens hearts” by incubating new works. It also saves audiences the time and expense of traveling to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival by bringing standout productions to New York City.
At the back of the stage hangs a large poster of three men with their clasped hands raised. Across the top are the words “The Power of Positivity,” and at the bottom, “Sky’s not the limit—your will is.”
Soho Playhouse has brought Edinburgh Fringe productions to New York.
Soho Playhouse has brought fringe productions to New York. Among these is Ismael Loutfi’s Heavenly Baba.
Some audience members wear hoods provided before the play. A light illuminates the entrance aisle in the darkened theater. A woman with long blonde hair, wearing a short red robe, and holding a telephone enters the stage from the back of the theater. The stage features a satin mattress and several telephone stands.
In The Amazing Sex Life of Rabbits, the playwright and director, Michael Shaw Fisher, presents an amusing twist on class warfare.
Here’s a review of “On One Condition” with Dan Daw, directed by Graham Adey. We saw the work at it’s US debut at SoHo Playhouse.