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Carolina Bianchi's Last Play Knocked Her Unconscious. 'The Brotherhood' Is Tougher. by Laura Cappelle

Carolina Bianchi created a storm by drugging herself onstage at the beginning of a trilogy about sexual assault. Her latest play, "The Brotherhood," asks what happens next.

SOURCE: The New York Times <span class="access-badge access-subscription" title="This site may require a subscription.">Subscription</span> at 12:02am on May 9, 2025

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