Coal Mine Theatre opens its 2024 season with the Canadian premiere of Annie Baker's Infinite Life, featuring a talented cast that includes Brenda Bazinet, Ari Cohen, Kyra Harper, Christine Horne, ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Pick Illness is no metaphor, and neither is pleasure, in Annie Baker’s weird and great new play set at a fasting clinic. By Jesse Green A ...

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Empathy dictates we should feel another’s pain, as a certain politician once drawled. Yet the instinctual response is more often sympathy, the gesture of concern that pulls away even as it hugs.

There’s a reason Sofi, the central figure in Annie Baker’s superb new play Infinite Life, is first discovered reading George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda. Like the 19th-century novelist, Baker is concerned ...

Her work, including the new “Infinite Life,” involves silences full of meaning. But what exactly they convey can change depending on the director. By Darryn King “The Flick,” a play by Annie Baker, ...

I have a visceral memory of sobbing on the couch in my mother’s arms at about 5 or 6 years old, saying, over and over again, “I don’t want to die.” Nothing had happened. I had simply reached the ...

We are at a fasting clinic in northern California run by an invisible doctor noted for his miracle cures. Immediately, the play’s title, Infinite Life, is alive with meaning and our metaphor detectors ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Infinite Life Simulation “Infinite Life Simulation” is a life simulation game that pushes the boundaries of choice and immersion by leveraging advanced AI ...