A new audio series from Rattlestick Playwrights Theater imagines the bustle of the trains before the pandemic — one story and one station at a time.
Source: New York Times
Miss the N.Y.C. Subway? These Radio Plays Bring It Back to Life
Published in Bean, Natyna, Contreras, Julissa, Lambie, Alexander, New York City, Quarantine (Life and Culture), Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, Santiago, Ren Dara, Subways, The MTA Radio Plays (Play) and Theater
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