“The Comeuppance” Reveals Death’s ‘Aside Effects’ This is not the first time Death, or one of its alter egos, has figured in a Jacobs-Jenkins play. By Rhoda Feng
‘The Chinese Lady’ Grapples With Chinese-American History The 90-minute drama charts Moy’s journey in America from hopeful teen to jaded adult, a progression shadowed by American attitudes toward Chinese immigrants—ranging from Orientalist condescension to murderous bigotry. By David Cote
At the Grand Palais, Laure Prouvost Translates Quantum Physics Into Something You Can Feel By Elisa Carollo
When the Future Came to City Hall: The Forgotten Blueprint for A.I. Governance By Michael John Gorman