I caught a great show last night. One that I suggest everyone out there go catch while it can still be caught. “We’re All Dead” is a series of brilliant parodies of some of the classics. Oedipus Rex, Kafka’s Metamorphoses and Hamlet are performed as hysterical musicals. The plays would be worth seeing even by people unfamiliar with the underlying works, but the more familiar you are with the originals, the better. (Ask Rick. He’ll tell you the same.)
So here is the challenge: Do you have a sense of humor? A single literary bone in your body? An evening to kill? A residence in the New York City area? Get tickets to We’re All Dead here.
The playwright’s blog is worth a read also.