“Think Locally. Act Globally.” During the highest tension since WWII, a Russian and a German ambassador are forced to keep working together on other issues facing the UN. Meanwhile, strategic staff and interpreters grow frustrated by their seemingly meaningless work, causing some rash decisions in both their personal and professional lives, in Thirdwing's THE UNITED NATIONS: THE BORDER AND THE COAST.
Playwright notes about The Unite Nations: The Border and the Coast
This play seeks to grapple, comedically, with a few questions that the UN represents: “What am I/ are we supposed to be doing right now? To be a better person, to feel safe, to be on the right side of history, to be moral, to protect my family? Who am I as a global citizen, a partner in a relationship, a coworker, or a New Yorker? What team am I on but also what kind of individual am I?”
See the latest Review: https://www.thinkingtheaternyc.com/2022/04/review-we-stand-together-in-our-praise.html
The performances left are tonight through Thursday at 8pm (Friday and Saturday dark) then Sunday at 3pm and 8pm.
At The Wild Project, 195 East Third Street, (Between Ave A & B) NYCRun time 95 minutes with no intermission.
Photo ID, Proof of Vaccination, and masks are required for entry -just give your name at the desk. Wine etc. available to take into the theater.
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