Inspired design work for an inspired project, Rockwell Group’s Seven Deadly Sins make for some of the most unforgettable set designs in recent times. If the success in Miami was anything to go by, New York’s saints and sinners are in for a truly one-of-a-kind experience. On show until 25 July, the production features world premiere short works from each of the playwrights. Taking place in a loading dock across from the Whitney Museum, it is adorned with neon strips and a red Mylar curtain that doubles as the ticket window, introduction to the performance, and pop-up bar. 13th Street and Gansevoort Street (with the exception of Envy, which takes place in a shipping container).

Addressing the infamous Seven Deadly Sins-pride, sloth, greed, lust, wrath, envy, and gluttony-the audience moves around W. The ten-minute long plays are by Ngozi Anyanwu, Thomas Bradshaw, MJ Kaufman, Jeffrey LaHoste, Ming Peiffer, and Bess Wohl, and are a Tectonic Theater Project directed by Moisés Kaufman. For Seven Deadly Sins, the group have created all sets apart from Greed, each one announcing the name of the sin it represents by way of a seven foot tall sign sitting in the transom or outside each storefront. True Amarr Khanid Udorian Ealur Ni-Kunni Kameiras Ammatar The Caldari State is built on patriotism and hard work. Others were slaves but became intergated in society and religion.

The Amarr Empire has many races which some were enslaved over the millennia to strengthen or serve the Empire. Growing up around the theatre himself, his mother a vaudeville dancer and choreographer, Rockwell often calls upon aspects of performance to frame and enhance his design work. There is many races found throughout New Eden.

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