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Category Archives: General
Honest
Hello. Let us all pretend that I never neglect this weblog. I want to talk about two expertly-acted productions of two recent plays. I saw Annie Baker’s Circle Mirror Transformation at Playwrights Horizons last year. The play was extended several … Continue reading
Christopher Nolan Writes For Women
I greatly enjoy the storytelling of filmmaker Christopher Nolan. I enjoy his needless plot twists, his bizarre, limited character motivations, and his tendency to have his characters repeat the same lines over and over again. I’m serious—Nolan has narrative blind … Continue reading
Alternate History Theatre
I saw this quote about The Subject Was Roses on Playbill, then had to double-check to see if it was part of the actual press materials: “Set in 1946 during World War II, this is a timeless, important play with … Continue reading
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