15-10-2026 03:00 via nytimes.com

‘Anon’ Review: Anne Washburn’s Satire Gets Lost in the Storm

The playwright tries to strike a middle path in this comedy about QAnon far-right conspiracy theories, which stars the reliably zany Crystal Finn.
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