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David Greig’s protagonists sit on a park bench in his play Midsummer [a play with words], drinking and aligning themselves with a ragtag group of teenage Goths. It’s an example of how this play captures ...
A while ago, I posted a blog entry about my feelings on Amanda Palmer and the controversy around her call for volunteer musicians. Today, I learned that tour dates (excepting New Year’s Eve in NYC) for ...
I started this blog on Thursday night; it’s now Sunday morning as I pick it up again. Thursday night: It’s been a long week. Sunday night, the NYC Subway shut down in advance of Hurricane ...
Business more or less as usual after Hurricane Sandy. For more on my week in NYC, check out My Story of the Hurricane
If you’re interested in boundary-pushing multi-media theater, Toronto is the place to be this October. Why? Because Vancouver’s Electric Company has pitched up to open Canadian Stage’s 2012-2013 season with their multi-media extravaganza, Tear the Curtain. I’m ...
My first New York City job was in an office where everybody – even me, the new receptionist – got business cards. When I left the job three years later, I still had over half ...
When I was little, I used to like riding my bike really fast. I liked feeling the wind and speeding along and my heart pounding in my chest and working at the pedals really, really hard ...