Thomas Sadoski in Love Letter to an Irish Pub by Martyna Majok

Alison Pill in Diversions by C.A. Johnson

Glenn Davis in Building Models by Ren Dara Santiago

Christopher Abbott

Raymond Lee in Homesick by Qui Nguyen

Jessica Hecht in What do you Want What do you Want What do you Want by Sarah Ruhl

Elizabeth Rodriguez in Eszter by Rajiv Joseph

Marin Ireland in The Jessicas by Eliza Clark

William Jackson Harper in Father by Max Posner

Amanda Seyfried in Some Combination of Goop and Oprah and You, by Catya McMullen

The pandemic has produced two kinds of theatrical Netathons , which is my name for oversized online theatrical events by established artists in support of a charitable cause. The first are the star-studded variety shows…And then there are the anthologies of original short plays, almost all of them monologues, put together by pairing experienced playwrights with celebrated actors. The latest of these is The Homebound Project, which last night launched a 70-minute video of ten new plays — the first of three planned “editions” over the next five weeks enlisting some 50 playwrights and performers. Tickets cost $10 (or more, if you can afford it), the proceeds going to No Kid Hungry. Although the “The Homebound Project” embodies several of the central elements of this second, newly emerging genre, it somehow largely avoids what seem to be its potential pitfalls

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