Gen Z Comedy’s Bumpy Leap From Online Reels to Live Theater
For all their energy and verve, Meg Salter, Cat Cohen, and Chloe Troast are adapting to an art form that demands a longer attention span than online culture affords.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
Sophie Howe is a writer based in Brooklyn.
For all their energy and verve, Meg Salter, Cat Cohen, and Chloe Troast are adapting to an art form that demands a longer attention span than online culture affords.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
If you are seeking solace about the rise of machine learning, stay away from Andrew Stein’s drama.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
While not everything has aged well, the strength of Jane Campion’s film lies in its foreshadowing through beautiful imagery.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
Whether as a film or a play, ‘Girl, Interrupted’ provides a problematic guide to mental health awareness and female empowerment.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
A new exhibit at the Ki Smith Gallery shows that chronicling the 1960s ‘It Girl’ at the peak of her cultural influence is both an homage and a deceit.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
The work of late artists Alice Neel and Bettina, as well as contemporary sculptors like Alix Vernet, showed the convergence of private and public in the Big Apple.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
Highlights of the 15th edition of the celebrated art fair included Emma Webster’s depiction of a unicorn, Todd Gray’s goat, and Hayley Wood’s horse.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+
In focusing on the vulnerabilties and contradictions of modern manhood, Jordan Ritter Conn’s book made me proud to be an American.
By SOPHIE HOWE
||Arts+