Futurity

Charles Isherwood, Critic's Pick, The New York Times

“Some of the most lovely and inventive music you can hear on a New York stage right now…folk-inflected ballads and anthems that manage to sound both entirely contemporary and eerily of the past… How refreshing to meet a musical that has too much on its mind, rather than too little. FUTURITY can only help advance an art form that often seems unable to imagine itself a new future.”

The Village Voice

“FUTURITY commands you to drop your arms and raise your hands. A celebration of music’s transcendent powers. Don’t worry about why you’re getting uplifted, just surrender.”

Culturebot

“Indelibly human-made; no musical-making machine could ever achieve such an imaginative and singular result.”

American Theatre

“César Alvarez is changing the American musical form, and the world.”

Theatermania

“Positively gasp-worthy. Those who like their theater messy and beautiful are liable to fall in love with FUTURITY.”

Charles Isherwood, Critic's Pick, The New York Times

“Some of the most lovely and inventive music you can hear on a New York stage right now…folk-inflected ballads and anthems that manage to sound both entirely contemporary and eerily of the past… How refreshing to meet a musical that has too much on its mind, rather than too little. FUTURITY can only help advance an art form that often seems unable to imagine itself a new future.”

The Village Voice

“FUTURITY commands you to drop your arms and raise your hands. A celebration of music’s transcendent powers. Don’t worry about why you’re getting uplifted, just surrender.”

Culturebot

“Indelibly human-made; no musical-making machine could ever achieve such an imaginative and singular result.”

American Theatre

“César Alvarez is changing the American musical form, and the world.”

Theatermania

“Positively gasp-worthy. Those who like their theater messy and beautiful are liable to fall in love with FUTURITY.”

Charles Isherwood, Critic's Pick, The New York Times

“Some of the most lovely and inventive music you can hear on a New York stage right now…folk-inflected ballads and anthems that manage to sound both entirely contemporary and eerily of the past… How refreshing to meet a musical that has too much on its mind, rather than too little. FUTURITY can only help advance an art form that often seems unable to imagine itself a new future.”