In this episode, Jeff and Richie take you on a journey through time and technology with their conversation of "The Antiquities," the thought-provoking Off-Broadway production currently playing at Playwrights Horizons in collaboration with Vineyard Theatre and Goodman Theatre. We explore Jordan Harrison's innovative writing that creates an engaging timeline experience, blending past, present, and future into a compelling narrative.

Jeff & Richie dive deep into the play's themes of artificial intelligence, human connection, and the consequences of technological advancement. We discuss David Cromer and Caitlin Sullivan's seamless direction, the immersive museum-like set design, and the strong performances from the diverse ensemble cast. Is "The Antiquities" a glimpse into our future or a cautionary tale?

Tune in as we debate the show's relevance in today's tech-driven world and its fresh contribution to the Off-Broadway scene. We'll share our hot takes on the pacing, standout moments, and the questions this production raises about our relationship with technology. Whether you're a theater enthusiast or a tech aficionado, this episode offers insights into one of the new off-broadway shows of the season.

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