Review: "The Legend of The Waitress & The Robber" Will Make You Forget About Checking Your Phone for 70 Minutes
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The Legend of The Waitress & The Robber Written by Renee Philippo Music and lyrics by Lewis Flinn Directed by Eric Nightengale and Renee Philippi Presented by Concrete Temple Theatre , Playfactory Mabangzen , and Yellowbomb, in partnership with the Korean Cultural Center NY at Dixon Place 161A Chrystie Street, Manhattan, NYC May 25-29, 2022 R to L: (standing) NamPyo Kim, (on table) James A. Pierce III, and Lisa Kitchens in The Legend of the Waitress & the Robber at Dixon Place. Photo by Stefan Hagen. The Legend of The Waitress & The Robber , a transnational collaboration between theater artists based in Seoul and New York City, first began to take shape in 2018 and now makes its pandemic-delayed New York City premiere at Dixon Place - a venue which is, incidentally, celebrating its 35th year showcasing adventurous theater. The Legend of The Waitress & The Robber , performed in English and Korean, with supertitles in each when the other is spoken, offers a distinctiv