For my latest theater review in The L Magazine I covered Trinity 5:29 by the Axis Company. The play is set in the days leading up to Robert Oppenheimer's invention and detonation of the very first atomic bomb, named TRINITY. Despite its visual appeal and style, the production seems lost between interests in historical verisimilitude and philosophical rumination. With only 45 minutes to find its way, Trinity 5:29 never really gets anywhere and is instead extremely frustrating. Read my whole review here.
Trinity 5:29
For my latest theater review in The L Magazine I covered Trinity 5:29 by the Axis Company. The play is set in the days leading up to Robert Oppenheimer's invention and detonation of the very first atomic bomb, named TRINITY. Despite its visual appeal and style, the production seems lost between interests in historical verisimilitude and philosophical rumination. With only 45 minutes to find its way, Trinity 5:29 never really gets anywhere and is instead extremely frustrating. Read my whole review here.
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