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All Eyes and Ears

Lion Theatre

410 W 42nd St (between Ninth and Tenth Aves)
Midtown West | Map

212-279-4200

Subway: A, C, E to 42nd St–Port Authority | Directions

Prices

Tickets: $25

Description
In 1961, a Cuban family moves into a grand house—where materfamilias Carmen can spy on her new neighbors—in Cuban-born playwright Rogelio Martinez’s penetrating if disjointed play. Filing reports on suspected counterrevolutionary activity earns Carmen money, prestige and power, allowing Martinez to touch on gender and class conflict. But the playwright packs in so much that his play veers toward the episodic. INTAR artistic director Eduardo Machado’s production skims over the familial relationships, and tentative performances keep the characters’ struggles on simmer instead of boil.—Diane Snyder

When

May 22 8pm .
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