Playwright Anne Washburn is America's bard of the peripherally glimpsed, the half-eavesdropped, the shakily grasped. Her plays immerse characters in baffling subcultures, and the audience must follow along. In The Internationalist, she wrote whole scenes in an invented foreign dialect. Her 2013 stunner, Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play, took a beloved episode of The Simpsons, let it decay over eight future decades of …
SOURCE: Time Out at 06:09PM on June 10, 2015