Re: RAT Lurking online

["Rebecca Gray" <smith@avn.com>]

>      Or the dark/light difference could be seen to mark
> difference in roles and not separation of ultimate
> purposes or uses. One character is named A, one B and one
> Audience; there is no hiding, there is collective
> manufacture of the Big Meaning (the Big What Have You)
> with separate skills.
I think it was this equation that made Cornerstone Theatre Co.'s Caucasian
Chalk Circle in Watts a few years back so effective for me. Effective is
such an antiseptic word, isn't it? But we all sat in a nontraditional
theater space, all the people, and we all contributed to what happened
there.

> > Sometimes, Allison,
this is one of the most beautiful posts I've seen here. It makes me feel the
way Yes Virginia There Is A made me feel before I got too "old" to believe
in Santa Claus. am I too old to believe in theater?

sign me what is the crucifix of faith in theater i'll wear it I'll wear it
proudly