Overview
- The production transferred from St. Luke’s and officially opened at Greenwich House Theater on June 23, 2026, with a run scheduled through July 11.
- The play follows four teenage girls at a 2014 Ohio sleepover who obsessively play The Sims as a way to try on identities and talk through growing pains.
- Critics single out the quartet’s performances, especially Amalia Yoo’s central turn, as the emotional anchor that sustains the show.
- Design and staged movement shape much of the storytelling, with set, lighting, and choreography creating a Sims‑inflected surreal visual language.
- Several reviews report a late, darker narrative turn that introduces implications of abuse and suicidal ideation and leave some critics questioning the play’s thematic clarity and resolution.