The moment of surprise, the question lingering in the head, the small glimpse into the unknown is one of the main reasons of The Window’s existence.

The medium makes the spectator more prone to interact, because they feel less exposed. If the audience were alone with one actor in a room, they might be shy. But thousands of miles of distance and a computer screen seems to make them very daring.

We learn how to study a text, but how often do we focus on the universe between the lines? The extra text, the space the playwright left blank, can actually be the biggest canvas an actor can have.

There are few opportunities to see New York City in such an imaginative and innovative fashion. Broken City is an opportunity that should not be missed.

I must say that I have never paied so much whole-hearted attention before in the theatre.

I had a synesthetic experience, his words creating the food I had requested, bringing back memories of childhood, and steeping me in a soft, nostalgic glow.