'Angry Alan' review: John Krasinski plunges into the manosphere

'Angry Alan' review: John Krasinski plunges into the manosphere

"The Office" star John Krasinski succumbs to the cult of an Andrew Tate-like incel in the timely and terrifying "Angry Alan."

Both Haunting and Hilarious, John Krasinski in ‘Angry Alan’ Plays a Patsy Wooed by the Rants of the ‘Manosphere’

The actor finds humor in his character’s cluelessness and self-pity, sustaining a breezy, ironically cheerful vibe through much of a production that is likely to shake you to your core.

Review Roundup: John Krasinski in ANGRY ALAN

Performances are now underway for John Krasinski in Penelope Skinner’s ANGRY ALAN, directed by Sam Gold. This inaugural production at Studio Seaview plays through August 3. Roger is divorced, demoted, and drifting—lost in an era that no longer makes sense. But when an online personality promises clarity, Roger dives in without looking back. Timely, provocative, and darkly comedic, Angry Alan explores one man’s journey down the digital rabbit hol…