So this happened…
Described as a “hunk-a-hunk-a burnin’ waste,” RoosevElvis makes an unexpected appearance as #26 on Senator Tom Coburn’s annual Wastebook.
Clearly, this means we’ve arrived.
Described as a “hunk-a-hunk-a burnin’ waste,” RoosevElvis makes an unexpected appearance as #26 on Senator Tom Coburn’s annual Wastebook.
Clearly, this means we’ve arrived.
“RoosevElvis is far too empathetic a play to lend itself to cold deconstruction…[It’s] the company’s most intimate work that I’ve seen, and also its warmest…a lot fresher than most new plays you’ll see this season.” – Ben Brantley, New York Times
In June 2013, the TEAM took Mission Drift across the pond to The Shed, the National Theatre’s temporary theatrical space on the South Bank in… Read More »Mission Drift London Press
During the final week of the Mission Drift run in New York City, Heather Christian and I went over to the NPR Studios. We were… Read More »The TEAM on NPR!
Here we are, a little past the halfway point of our 4-week NYC run. If you haven’t seen the show yet, or are wondering what… Read More »If you can make it there… a press roundup from New York
Mission Drift made the roundup of TONY’s suggestions for not-to-be-missed theatre shows this winter–right up there with Phillip Seymour Hoffman as Willie Loman and Kevin Spacey… Read More »Mission Drift is one of Time Out: New York’s “20 Shows to See” this Winter!
“This is the perfect moment to welcome back to Edinburgh the young TEAM company of New York, with their mighty new show Mission Drift… brilliantly… Read More »Mission Drift Reviews cont.
“There is more than a touch of The Wizard of Oz in a show that has a magpie eye for bright and shiny cultural references, an… Read More »The Guardian: Mission Drift review
“The TEAM (Theatre of the Emerging American Moment) have slowly but surely become the artistic conscience of a younger generation” -The Herald The Wheel Ten… Read More »Early Press Reactions for Mission Drift
“The TEAM are theatrical excavators of American culture, American dreams and the American psyche, understanding the intimate connection between past and present, celluloid and reality…… Read More »Architecting: “★★★★★” – The Scotsman