US EditionProsperous Fools Review. Taylor Mac bites the hands that fund the arts.
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Prosperous Fools Review. Taylor Mac bites the hands that fund the arts.
After two hours satirizing an arts fundraising gala with barbed caricatures, loopy shtick and shameless slapstick, Taylor Mac takes the stage alone in a fool’s cap to deliver a coda in rhymed couplets summarizing the point of the play — the corruption of theater art and artists by self-serving billionaire philanthropists. Mac asks: “Could be our meta play is notSo self-involved, but food for thought?” Couldn’t it be both? “Prosperous Fools,” b…
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