Review: "Lilith in Pisces" Brings Mother and Maiden into Intersecting Orbits
Lilith in Pisces Written by Kayla Eisenberg Directed by Stephanie Cox-Connolly Presented by Drops in the Vase at The Siggy at The Flea 20 Thomas St, Manhattan, NYC March 5-22, 2025 Morgan Zipf-Meister and Nicki Kissil. Photo by Kent Meister. It is most assuredly the season of the witch in the world premiere of Lilith in Pisces , a new, outstanding play written by Kayla Eisenberg and directed by Stephanie Cox-Connolly, making its debut at The Flea. Eisenberg’s play is a deeply moving meditation on the weight of the past, the appeals of escapism, and what it means to need connection—all under the auspices of something as innocuous as an extended interaction with a babysitter in a pleasant suburban townhouse in New Jersey. Albeit under a full moon. On the surface, Diane (Morgan Zipf-Meister, understudy for Evelyn Peralta) and Erin (Nicki Kissil) have little in common beyond this would-be brief exchange at a babysitting gig in the suburbs. But as Erin settles into Diane’s warmly lit...