Spotlight: GOOD TIME CHARLIE at The Public Theater

Critics are raving about Good Time Charlie, Ryan J. Haddad's "poignant comedy" at The Public Theater in New York City—now in performances through October 25. Get thee to the Public to experience this "sprawling tale of queer inheritance" directed by Danny Sharron.

The production has earned widespread acclaim for its emotional depth and theatrical passion. The New York Times calls it a "poignant comedy," while Vulture describes it as a "sprawling tale of queer inheritance." Mason Pilevsky of Pages on Stages captured the spirit of the work: "It felt like the visual representation of multiple ways to look at the world and multiple ways that theatre can soothe and save. It felt like a passionate love letter. It felt like an embrace." Joshua M. Hayes at Josh at the Movies noted that Good Time Charlie"feels raw and poignant in a way few plays are ever able to accomplish." Ryan J. Haddad, the playwright of Hold Me In The Water, has been praised as "a fierce storyteller," and the production is a recipient of an Edgerton Foundation New Play Award.

Tickets are available now. Book online at publictheater.org, call Audiences Services at 212.967.7555, or visit the Guest Desk at 425 Lafayette Street.

Good Time Charlie features accessible performances including Open Captioned, ASL, Audio Described, and Sensory Adapted showings. Two Sensory Adapted Performances are scheduled for October 17 at 1 PM and October 25 at 1 PM.