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...Robert Auletta Copyright © by yale/theatre 1975 1975 (There are four doors facing the audience. John: Pardon me, Miss, but are you a They are: LADIES, CLOSET, EXIT, prostitute? MEN.) Patsy: No. I’m a clerk typist...

... arrogance, or tip- woman. She puts on black stockings, Chippewa, the first languages of the toes in as Patsy, the shy young paper-mache tits and ass and a characters in his play. This means woman in love with the young hockey sweater. It is Gazelle that in theory...

... getting any idea that poor little Agathon is your Euripidean patsy. Why, I'd be mad to do it. No, Euripides. Courage, not bunco: that's what's needed now. Take your lumps like a man. Don't kick against the pricks...

... loyalties and affiliations, of most discourse on theater, patsy stuff. Blau’s isolated situation points up Herbert Blau a general condition in the American ex- perimental theater: failure of discourse, not Blau’s work originates in the thought of theory: this is the cycle that Blau seeks...

... stupid to footnote anything because nobody reads anymore. two (referencing Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson) You sang I Fall to Pieces. It was an American country song. A classic. It was made famous by a beautiful woman who had a sad life. It was written by a man whose life was just beginning...