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Where's the dramaturgy?

...poetry and poets quoted in the play, but also because they were given a taste of the kind of work the characters in the play have done to apply for...
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About Don

...(“I anticipated that kind of feeling from them and consequently, you feel you have a responsibility,” is Don’s thought about that particular role.) After introducing ourselves, we move to my...
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Three's Company

...in a different kind of crisis. It’s opens up a lot of interesting discussions and it forces you to examine how you want to live your life.” Being a Company...
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About Athol Fugard

...of 1992 at the Winter School of the Grahamstown Festival, Grahamstown, South Africa. Reprinted in Twentieth Century Literature: A Scholarly and Critical Journal. Athol Fugard Issue. Guest Editor Jack Barbera....
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Space for re-invention

...The Farnsworth Invention allowed for the kind of breakneck movement those plays required. And the lecture room setup was perfect for Copenhagen. “To Master the Art” and “In Darfur” both...
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A Pitman's guide to the Art Institute

...also kind of looks like actor Dan Waller, who portrays Oliver Kilbourn in the play! Vincent Van Gogh self-portrait We lingered in this room for a while, as did many...
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"We had to let our characters shine through"

...the one you should pursue. I began reading about it more, and it seemed like such an injustice. The kind of people I like to write about are a part...
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Sometimes it takes a play

The best kind of theatre breaks down boundaries. As chance would have it, the year that I started working at TimeLine Theatre was also the year that my grandparents moved...
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A little sex in our theatre

...in telling only. The sex and nudity that is seen on stage in this production is, cleverly, of a different kind. It is a sexuality that is jarring, illicit, stolen....
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“This play is special”

...characters. Our idea is to include the audience in the room, to feel the claustrophobia that the Younger family feels. To feel what living in this kind of close quarters...