
Before the House Closed, Joey Sims and Connor Scully snuck into the theater. Now, the pair will discuss two shows they both saw. House Closed: Theater We Saw w. Sims and Scully is focused on off and off-Broadway work that, in some cases, might already be gone. The show might be closed, but it’s not forgotten—Joey and Connor are gonna talk about it. Poster: Casey Roonan
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArts | |||

Sims and Scully drag director Jake Beckhard through two of New York's most normal theatrical outings. First: The Black Mirror Experience at The Shed—a VR spectacle powered by AI slop. Then it's uptown to Perfect Crime, the longest actively-running sh... more
Sims and Scully are joined by Billy McEntee—theater editor of the Brooklyn Rail, theater writer, and theater maker—for two summer plays.
First up: Camping by Victoria Lynne Barclay, directed by Adrienne Campbell-Holt for Colt Coeur at HERE Arts Cent... more
Scully and Sims are joined by playwright Jacob Robinson as New York tips fully into summer—Knicks fever during the Finals and Sting (plus Shaggy) rewriting The Last Ship over at the Met. Then it's out to the Williamsburg waterfront for Sugar Sugar!, ... more
Sims and Scully are joined by playwright Erin Proctor to dig into two new plays about girlhood, growing up, and the fathers who don't quite know how to talk about it.
First up: Dad Don't Read This by Eliya Smith, directed by Chloe Claudel, and prese... more
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Two NYC-based hosts critique and contextualize off-Broadway and experimental theater, sharing detailed impressions, heartfelt opinions, and practical notes on production choices, venue ecosystems, and funding dynamics. Episodes center on two or more recent shows—ranging from immersive and solo-performance pieces to traditional but contemporary approaches—while situating them within broader industry trends, including marketing strategies, audience engagement, and the economics shaping venues and partnerships. Expect candid debates on pacing, narrative approach, and the balance between spectacle and storytelling, often with behind-the-scenes anecdotes and occasional guest viewpoints that illuminate current theatrical discourse. The show stand... more
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