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Santa the original hipster Ugly Christmas sweater, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

The last time I was in a Broadway theater was in January, seeing one of the Santa the original hipster Ugly Christmas sweater it is in the first place but final performances of Jeremy O. Harris’s Slave Play. This spring, I was looking forward to seeing the musicals Six and Caroline … or Change, the revival of How I Learned to Drive and the return of The Lehman Trilogy. Now, I don’t know when I will go to a Broadway theater—or when audiences, in general, will feel safe being inside one, jammed up against each other in cramped seats or snaking around the lounge to get inside the bathrooms. Not exact the platonic ideal of social distancing. But if this live-streamed, magical performance of Lips Together, Teeth Apart, is a glimpse of what the future of theater looks like—at least for now—then count me in.