
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


When the artist Jordan Wolfson and the playwright Jeremy O. Harris get together, sparks fly. Wolfson’s art confronts intimacy, violence, and desire with sometimes shocking honesty. Likewise, O. Harris, whose buzzed-about and radical Slave Play comes to Broadway this fall, uses music and bodies to complicate themes of violence and sex—and perhaps most powerfully of all, race and history. O. Harris is able to dip in and out of absurdity even at his most serious, something that Wolfson has also mastered in his mysterious narratives. Here, they debate and cover everything from suppression and transgression, sexuality, Lady Gaga, porn, and more.
Get tickets to Jeremy O. Harris’s Slave Play at the Golden Theatre on Broadway here.
By David Zwirner4.7
418418 ratings
When the artist Jordan Wolfson and the playwright Jeremy O. Harris get together, sparks fly. Wolfson’s art confronts intimacy, violence, and desire with sometimes shocking honesty. Likewise, O. Harris, whose buzzed-about and radical Slave Play comes to Broadway this fall, uses music and bodies to complicate themes of violence and sex—and perhaps most powerfully of all, race and history. O. Harris is able to dip in and out of absurdity even at his most serious, something that Wolfson has also mastered in his mysterious narratives. Here, they debate and cover everything from suppression and transgression, sexuality, Lady Gaga, porn, and more.
Get tickets to Jeremy O. Harris’s Slave Play at the Golden Theatre on Broadway here.

299 Listeners

489 Listeners

847 Listeners

1,407 Listeners

136 Listeners

215 Listeners

396 Listeners

226 Listeners

501 Listeners

158 Listeners

546 Listeners

351 Listeners

139 Listeners

145 Listeners

263 Listeners