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Photographs by Joan Marcus
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“I’ve seen the show three times. It’s cleaner, faster, and smoother now [than at the Public].”
Walton Muyumba, 35, writer and professor
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“The story was hard to follow, unless you’ve been to Amsterdam.” Have you? “No. But I’ve been to Berlin—the German part was apropos.”
Judith Shoucair, 47, in financial services
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“Okay, it was my favorite show. Ever. No shit.”
Julien Sharp, 40, writer
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“ It was very moving, free, and fun—a really rewarding night at the theater. Everyone in it was really connected to it. It’s got a lot to say.”
Danny Devito, 63, actor and producer
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“It’s kind of a change … and I don’t know how long it will last, given what people see.”
Johanna Barr, 20, Skidmore college student
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“When the mother came out in that purple dress … I’d see that again.”
Dinée Harris, 32, customer-service rep
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