When I was 11 years old I read a book by David McCullough. It was about John Adams. I devoured the tale of our country’s beginnings, completely fascinated by the idea that freedom could be fought for and won. I wanted to learn as much as I could about this era that had to do with the idea of freedom…. Read more →
On Saturday I worked as a stage manager for One of Us Productions’ “Criptiques” made possible by the British Council for Culture , Mat Fraser, Julie Atlas Muz, and BAM. And I was the assistant stage manager. I had the opportunity to meet Laurence Clarke, and Liz Carr, and Bill Shannon. To listen to Lawrence Carter Long, Becky Curran and… Read more →
Last night I attended a production of “The Wild Party” put on by Sound Theatre Company in Seattle, WA. It was the Lippa production which is generally preferable to me, as it includes more of the lines from the actual poem. “The Wild Party” is a fascinating play when you apply feminist values to it. Why? Well. It’s a show… Read more →
