Theater Review: ‘In and of Itself’

“In and of Itself” was at times mesmerizing, and never less than interesting.
Theater Review: ‘In and of Itself’
Derek DelGaudio in “In and of Itself.” Matthew Murphy
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NEW YORK—Before you even enter the theater proper, you note a lobby wall replete with innumerable cards, all proclaiming “I AM,” followed by a word or phrase describing what one wants to be or considers oneself to be. Examples are “doormat,” “idealist,” “fish out of water,” “eccentric,” and so forth, ranging from the serious to the silly.

You’re told to select a card and take it with you into the theater.

The show probes the viewer's mind.
Diana Barth
Diana Barth
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Diana Barth writes for various theatrical publications and for New Millennium. She may be contacted at [email protected]
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