New York's “The Tank,” one of Manhattan's most influential off-off theaters, chooses the Art Theater platform to present online for the first time in America, Greece and the rest of the world, the latest directed by its artistic director, Meghan Finn. It is about the project “When we went electronic” presented by The New York Times, a return planned for the stage of Frynychos in June this year and that the two organizations decided together due to Covid-19 to present online, through the program “Art Theater -and- at home”. The performance is available in English from today Thursday April 23 on the official website of the Art Theater, with a symbolic attendance fee of 3.5 euros. We remind you that the proceeds of the performances presented by the Art Theatre on Demand are made available exclusively to its employees, as a minimum sign of support and solidarity for the period when the theatre remains closed. A few words about the show School is over! Graduation evenings 2011. Two “Made in USA” girls, young American Apparel models, search for their lost memory after a “tragically” fun party. But as very strange things begin to happen to them, the girls gradually question the authenticity of their personal composition, the materials from which they themselves are made, only to the end they wonder if what happened the night before was really true. Maybe the night before wasn't a “one-yet-party.” Yeah that's right, maybe it wasn't a “one-yet-party”. Read The New York Times, Theaterscene.net, and Onstage Blog's review of the show here. Official website: https://thetanknyc.org/when-we-went-electronic