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How Maia Novi Turned Her Mental Breakdown Into the Season's Buzziest Play - Vimarsana News

How Maia Novi Turned Her Mental Breakdown Into the Season's Buzziest Play

Maia Novi, writer and star of the off-Broadway phenomenon "Invasive Species," talks to us about Argentinian main character syndrome.

Feature: Meet 54 Below's Newest Board Members - Vimarsana News

Feature: Meet 54 Below's Newest Board Members

54 Below recently welcomed six new members to their distinguished board of directors. We asked them a few questions to get to know them a bit better. Meet James Gunderson, Tom Hood, Howard Lee Morgan, Brian Kaltner, Lee H. Perlman and Susan L Raanan!

Review: In 'Russian Troll Farm,' you can't stop the memes - Vimarsana News

Review: In 'Russian Troll Farm,' you can't stop the memes

No one misses the early days and dark theaters of the COVID pandemic, but the emergency workaround of streaming content was good for a few things anyw

'Russian Troll Farm' Review: A Stream of Memes, Eroding Trust in Democracy - Vimarsana News

'Russian Troll Farm' Review: A Stream of Memes, Eroding Trust in Democracy

An unlikely dark comedy imagines the people pushing #PizzaGate, Donald Trump and who knows what next.

In Sarah Gancher's Plays, the Joke is on the World – The Brooklyn Rail - Vimarsana News

In Sarah Gancher's Plays, the Joke is on the World – The Brooklyn Rail

In 2016, the playwright Sarah Gancher discovered she was following a group of Russian trolls on Facebook. Their username was Blacktivist, and they were paid by the Russian government to spread disinformation about the US presidential election. Gancher found this fascinating. She started thinking about the trolls all the time—what they ate, how they talked—until she realized why she was so interested. “They’re playwrights,” she said. “Like me.”