The Adding Machine
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The show takes Elmer Rice’s 1923 gripe about corporate obsolescence and gives it a brutal, modern-day polish. Mr. Zero is a man so beige he makes the C train look high-octane, right up until he gets replaced by a literal calculator and snaps. It is surreal, occasionally bleak, and entirely too relatable for anyone who has worked for a boss who thinks humans are just faulty hardware. The cast—Rubin-Vega, Tilly, Choudhury, and Creighton—is far too talented for this nihilism, which is exactly why it works. See it if you enjoy feeling vaguely threatened by the future of labor. Skip it if you are looking for a lighthearted night out.
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