Broadway's 'Job' Explores Digital Anxiety Through Tense Therapy Session

Max Wolf Friedlich's play examines the impact of tech culture on mental health in a gripping 80-minute drama.

'Job' stars Peter Friedman and Sydney Lemmon as a therapist and patient locked in a high-stakes encounter.
The play has transitioned from off-Broadway to a full Broadway engagement at the Hayes Theater.
Jane, a content moderator, holds her therapist at gunpoint, reflecting the pressures of her job and internet culture.
The production utilizes innovative lighting and sound design to enhance the psychological tension.
'Job' is praised for its insightful portrayal of modern digital life and the generational divide.