Overview
- David Cale’s one-man thriller, directed by Leigh Silverman at Studio Seaview, opened on February 12 in a limited run.
- Hayes plays Elliott and a gallery of other figures in a suspense tale about a writer who confronts an eerie voice and a story that folds in on itself.
- The production leans on spare, mood-driven design with lighting by Cha See, sound by Caroline Eng, and original music by Isobel Waller-Bridge.
- Critics diverge, with outlets like New York Stage Review and TheWrap praising Hayes’s control and the atmosphere, and the New York Post faulting the script’s coherence and payoff.
- The show runs approximately 70–80 minutes without intermission and is scheduled through April 12 at the Off-Broadway venue.