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This image released by O&M/DKC shows Shuga Cain during a performance of "Seven Deadly Sins," in New York. The production of seven new microplays, officially opened on Tuesday in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. (Matthew Murphy/O&M/DKC via AP) NEW YORK (AP) — It started last fall in a series of vacant storefronts along an iconic Miami Beach thoroughfare as a safe way to offer theater during the coronavirus pandemic. Now Moisés Kaufman has brought “Seven Deadly Sins” to New York City, with seven new short plays about pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony and sloth. Originally conc...

Wild Pride from (© Matthew Murphy) The Meatpacking District on the Friday night before the Pride March felt as though the pandemic had never happened. Beautiful young partygoers frolicked in the streets with Real Housewives of New Jersey, all gleefully unmasked. As I sipped a glass of Gavi during my pre-theater dinner, the Irish fatalist in me suspected that it was all too much, too soon — that we residents of Gotham were inviting God's wrath with our sudden abandonment of the commandments that have (partially) shielded us from Covid this past year. But the Irish rebel in me thought, "Goo...

Search ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ Off Broadway Review: 7 Slices of Wickedness Served Up in Storefronts in the Meatpacking District Live theater returns to New York with a unique and at times unforgettable anthology show Thom Geier | June 29, 2021 @ 7:00 PM Photo: Matthew Murphy Debauchery and sin have returned to New York City’s Meatpacking District — and not just because so many of the restaurants and clubs have reopened in the area. Playwright-director Moisés Kaufman has organized “Seven Deadly Sins,” an evening of brand-new short plays from some rising-star playwrights that could o...

‘Seven Deadly Sins’ Review: Pride and Pole Dancing Behind Glass This array of short plays has viewers in headphones wandering the meatpacking district for stylish, but shallow, theatrical thrills. Along with some choice lip-syncing, Shuga Cain welcomes the audience to “Seven Deadly Sins.”Credit...Sara Krulwich/The New York Times June 29, 2021 Sex and spectacle are on the menu in “Seven Deadly Sins,” a sumptuously staged, deliciously outfitted exploration of vice performed in the meatpacking district, once home to slaughterhouses and sex clubs, though now more abo...

New York Theater Returns in ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ and Starring You in ‘A Thousand Ways: Part Two’ Tim Teeman At one time, New York City’s Meatpacking District was all the things our Seven Deadly Sins guide excitedly told us it was: industrial, edgy, sexually transgressive, with the indisputably brilliant Florent feeding every demographic that passed its portal. Oddly, the façade of Florent is one of the few visible ghosts of those times in the cleaned-up, moneyed, boozy foody streets of now, and even more oddly our guide couldn’t have been close to being born when ...