ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月24日 13時40分

This is a scene from @seeingyounyc, an immersive play set in Hoboken during World War II. The show, which opened last night, is being performed under the @highlinenyc in Manhattan, where our staff photographer Sara Krulwich captured this scene. Unlike earlier site-specific fun houses for grown-ups — most notably, the long-running Hitchcockian @sleepnomorenyc, which takes place in a multistory haunted hotel — @seeingyounyc has been staged entirely on one, fairly open level, which diminishes the possibilities of getting lost in a maze. Our theater critics certainly did not. During the first 15 minutes of the interactive performance, Ben Brantley was drafted and sent to basic training, and Jesse Green was ushered over to an @ネーブ・キャンベル blood drive. “It all initially feels a bit like a World War II-era homefront movie,” Ben writes, before adding, “but when you scratch the rosy surface of this all-American nostalgia — and that’s basically what this show devotes itself to — you find all sorts of dark crawly things beneath.” Visit the link in our profile to read the full @ニューヨーク・タイムズ review.

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