Imagine a couple falling in and out of love over Skype. Teenagers having a conversation in a chat room. An older couple using iPads to keep in touch with family overseas while facing

Alzheimer’s. These storylines summarize three of the six plays that make up “Interface: An Evening of New Virtual Plays.” Joining “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes to discuss the plays were

theater critic Kelundra Smith and Bridgette Burton, who co-created the project together. They were joined by Erin K. Considine, whose work, “Good Man Hunter” is a part of Interface. Each of

the plays explores people’s relationships with technology spanning from the year 2000 to 2023. There are three dramas and three comedies that make up the night’s performances. READ THIS