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... non-narrative pieces such as The Lady Dick (1985) and Dress Suits to Hire (1987). All of Hughes's work has an undercurrent of dark comic rage. And her subject has always been relationships between women. Despite her notoriety as a “lesbian artist,” this does not necessarily mean sexual relationships...

... too much of it our golden arches SCENE ONE (ofin a pause) I would have simply called you Jack Robert got But women always look for Old furniture, uncomfortable...

... not always under- stand his accent. His Shakespeare, remember, was Polish, not English. By being true to his “foreign” self, I think Jan Kott will be remembered as one among many creative interlocutors from non-Western cultures who have succeeded in deprovincializing the Bard by claiming and embodying...

.... On the other hand, which make them instantly freeze in fear. I can be seen everywhere. With the little That’s power. That’s not the gateway to jacket during the day. I buy them by the power, as they always show it in the dozens, but they don’t come cheaper. I cast magazines. That’s power...

.... Wilson’s realism, might say it is almost always in syncopated time in relation unable on its own to cope with the mysterious recreated to the emotion of anybody in the audience.” How power of words, chooses by default a more aggressive characteristically delightful of Stein to see Wilson before...

... contradistinction to the shorthand for carefully balances an egg on one end. “it will always be that.” Shorthand for “it always was that.” 3 Fates dance the Dance of Hollow Time and Hollow Earth. Everything hollow with a hole a song: Thus...

..., saying “let dle of an action, always. It’s like a fight: you it pass, let it pass!” Smoothing the way. have to know what’s going on behind you. SALTER So what do you value in an actor? SIMON...

... mix recalibrations confirm the entirely unstable notions of sound creativity: it is unfixed, fugitive, right here and now, and already gone. what are those voices in my head? alternating current always present; 0 1 and back again, never quite one or the other; both/and. Black life as a template...

... afraid,”Judith adds. “I’mafraid. For instance, what are more than making and playing the play, it is playing the play but it is the physicists doing in outer space? What are they tampering with, also something else. The Becks have always seen themselves as philosophic anarchists...

..., coincidentally, I got a post in response this great figure, so to speak, who Freud has to my play Fury [about the 2015 Charlie written about and René Girard and practi- Hebdo massacre in Paris] that says it is always cally everyone has something to say about, a problem to say something very quickly about...

... of scissors and cuts white t- shirt into crop- top while speaking. Through style and glitter as protest I highlight a conscious decision to clock out of the systems, norms, and algorithms that privilege the fascism of white gay masculinity and desire politics. People from the margins have always lived...

... Reich and he always refused. Paul Celan JELINEK In quite an abstract way, originally. I hoped he would, Ingeborg Bachmann hoped always thought one should connect this “my he would. He wanted her and Celan to con- land, my blood, my soil” kind...

... that the hope that while reworking base theatrical T. Ryder Smith in become objects in my play, because I’ve always Richard Foreman’s material, at a certain point grace will lift...

.... Thyears of success have not settled Hall or thcompany into complacen- cy; Trinity’s productions have always been characterized radical ex- perimentation with texts and staging...

... figure out much lately. But I’ve always wanted what was how, and he exclaims, “Some exercise in com- in front of you to seem as multilayered as pos- plex seeing is necessary!” sible. And reading instructions of various...

... of the visual media, which is helping to change theater: “I have always favored the poetic over the sharp ears into visually jaded eyes. Perhaps the chief prosaic, siding with instinct over reason, swayed by the cause of our disturbingly high rate of illiteracy today is the power of symbols...

... in on a possibility of microcelebrity is always right now. There’s no use holding the dance back. But you, white artist you, can do better and not just suck on the black titty or dick you find nearby because you think it’s cool. Let the bounce music bounce, and enjoy it as best you can at home or in the club...

... and divine. Russian regional cities are centers of local culture that have specific physiognomies, customs, and tradi- tions. They have their own rhythm of development, not always aligned with indus- trial progress or population growth. They often outsource directing jobs to established names...

... and different in shape. Whereas, you, sir, look fall down again, felled by another woman. like someone with a shape close to mine, A pleasant exception, which death is not. but rather unpleasant. Perhaps it’s all those He always keeps coming, usually as a man responsibilities you have. It certainly...

... perceptions of those two roles, or tradition in theater. your goals with regard to them? It always strikes me that with most theaters the politics are I want to provide other directors with choices. Peter Sellars and I never on the stage. They’re in the bar...