About the Show

A tension-filled drama about a tech worker's struggle to return to work.

After being placed on leave due to a viral incident at work, Jane is desperate to return to her position at a Big Tech company. However, her therapist, Loyd, who must approve her return, believes that her job may be causing her more harm than good.

Featuring standout performances by Tony Award® nominee Peter Friedman (Ragtime, Succession) and Sydney Lemmon (Tár, Fear the Walking Dead), this gripping play will have you holding your breath throughout its entire duration, according to Time Out New York.

Directed by Michael Herwitz, this New York Times Critic’s Pick is described by Vulture as "80 minutes of pure tension. A slick, drop-tower ride."

Critic Reviews (15)

"I’m not convinced that...the catharsis of drama is best achieved at the cost of trauma"
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"in this psychological thriller, no one's getting out of office"
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"the play...was throwing out shock value to protect itself from having to dig deeper."
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"‘Job’ is a stimulating psychological thriller on toll tech takes"
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"...reveals itself to be a terrifying trip to the dark side of the internet."
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"...the 80-minute Job... feels like an unusually stagey episode... unfolding in real time"
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"...the tension of 'Job'...is diminished on a larger canvas"
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“…asks the audience to swallow a blatantly improbable premise in the first five minutes.”
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