noir, reads like the contents of a madman's shopping cart: plastic teeth, animal eyes, hair samples, several kinds of blood, caramel spray. Since Punchdrunk was founded in 2000, it has made a name for itself for its immersive sense of stagecraft. For "Sleep No More," which arrives in New York after a run

G IF New York's junk shops, antiques fairs and confectioners have fielded some odd requests recently, it may be because the British theater company Punchdrunk is coming to town for the first time. The props list for its show "Sleep No More," an environmental, stylized mash-up of Shakespearean drama and Hit

noir, reads like the contents of a madman's shopping cart: plastic teeth, animal eyes, hair samples, several kinds of blood, caramel spray. Since Punchdrunk was founded in 2000, it has made a name for itself for its immersive sense of stagecraft. For "Sleep No More," which arrives in New York after a run

G IF New York's junk shops, antiques fairs and confectioners have fielded some odd requests recently, it may be because the British theater company Punchdrunk is coming to town for the first time. The props list for its show "Sleep No More," an environmental, stylized mash-up of Shakespearean drama and Hit