So many great shows are opening off-Broadway this winter. Check out these 10 additional productions set to raise the curtain.
Photo by Julieta Cervantes/ProvidedSamuel D. Hunter’s residency at Signature Theatre Company continues with a new production of his 2011 dark comedy about a man who takes a minimum-wage job at a Hobby Lobby in Idaho following a scandal at his evangelical church. Performances begin Jan.
7,Classic Stage Company presents Marcus Gardley’s adaptation of Homer’s “The Odyssey,” which combines Greek mythology with African-American history and depicts Ulysses as a former soldier in modern Harlem who is looking for his family. Performances begin Feb. 9,In Agnes Borinsky’s metaphorical new play, a brother and sister fall asleep in a public park and wake up to find that their feet have become rooted to the ground, leading to the creation of a utopian community. Performances begin Feb.
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