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I love live theater.
Last night we went to see Pay Up. Here’s a fine review of when it was in Philly: Review of Pay Up
You can still see it for a few nights in Montclair, NJ: Pay Up at MSU
Imagine a... damn... it’s hard to explain. The painted the theater white... like a science fiction laboratory. They make you wear booties on your shoes as you enter. A 1984ish voice commands you to go into to the various boxes on the stage. Each box is repeating a short play about every 10 minutes. You will only have time to watch 6 of them, and there are 8 boxes. To get into the box, you have to pay a dollar. You only have 5 dollars given to you.
Some are sad, some are funny. All the plays relate to each other. In the order we saw them, it told an interesting story about... well, I don’t wan to ruin it for ya.
For $15/ticket you can’t go wrong with this.
Performances remaining Fri, Sat (2 shows) and Sunday.
Highly recommended
Last night we went to see Pay Up. Here’s a fine review of when it was in Philly: Review of Pay Up
You can still see it for a few nights in Montclair, NJ: Pay Up at MSU
Imagine a... damn... it’s hard to explain. The painted the theater white... like a science fiction laboratory. They make you wear booties on your shoes as you enter. A 1984ish voice commands you to go into to the various boxes on the stage. Each box is repeating a short play about every 10 minutes. You will only have time to watch 6 of them, and there are 8 boxes. To get into the box, you have to pay a dollar. You only have 5 dollars given to you.
Some are sad, some are funny. All the plays relate to each other. In the order we saw them, it told an interesting story about... well, I don’t wan to ruin it for ya.
For $15/ticket you can’t go wrong with this.
Performances remaining Fri, Sat (2 shows) and Sunday.
Highly recommended
