NYT names "Woe's Hollow" one of the best TV episodes of 2025!

NYT names "Woe's Hollow" one of the best TV episodes of 2025!

Corporate retreats can be excruciating. But if yours don’t involve reading stories of weird company lore in a frozen wilderness, or end with one co-worker holding another’s head underwater, count yourself lucky. Streaming TV’s most loopily disorienting show outdid itself with the story of an ORTBO (Outdoor Retreat Team Building Occurrence — what, you’ve never heard of it?) that paid off with the surprise that one of Lumon Industries’ severed employees was hiding a secret. Special credit goes to John Turturro as Irv, for a mild-mannered demeanor that gives way to rebellious fury; to Britt Lower, for a performance that subtly drops breadcrumbs toward the revelation; and to Tramell Tillman as Milchick, for pulling off the most spectacular ermine-white outerwear combo in the great outdoors. (Streaming on Apple TV.)

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Chicago Premiere of BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA

A Red Orchid Theatre is producing BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA, directed by Artistic Director Kirsten Fitzgerald. This is our second collaboration since IN QUIETNESS at A Red Orchid Theatre in 2024. If you’re in Chicago, check it out:

Birds of North America

Written by Anna Ouyang Moench
Directed by Artistic Director Kirsten Fitzgerald
Featuring Ensemble Member John Judd and Cassidy Slaughter-Mason

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Performance Dates: Jan 15 – Feb 22, 2026
Preview Performances: Jan 15 – 24, 2026
Press Performances: Jan 24, 2026
Regular Run Performances: Jan 25 – Feb 22, 2026

Chicago Premiere!

BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA playing at The Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles

Ayre Gross and Jacqueline Misaye star in the LA premiere of BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA, directed by Peter Richards at the Odyssey! Running from September 20-November 19, 2023.

Info and tickets available HERE.


This exquisitely subtle, luminous, elegiac father-and-daughter drama is not to be missed. Moench…is a thoughtful and observant writer, working with almost documentary precision, with a fine delicacy reminiscent of great 19th century writers like Edith Wharton and Henry James.  Drama is discovered in small, gossamer fleeting moments.”

—Amanda Callas, Broadway World

WOW!HAUNTINGEXQUISITELY ACTED… heart-touching, heartbreaking stuff, and an absolute joy to watch.”

— Steven Stanley, Stage Scene LA