There's something refreshing about the prospect of seeing a play set in a foreign location. Let me rephrase that, a play that isn't a living room. Set in the communal room of a research base in Antarctica, Jona Tarlin's In Antarctica, Where It Is Very Warm, explores the darkness and loneliness of the frozen tundra and the workers who try to survive it and each other.In Tarlin's new play, Neil, a replacement plumber, …
SOURCE: TheaterInTheNow at 06:11PM on September 29, 2014