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Re: RAT The Anonymous Dramaturg(es)
Guilty as charged.
On Tue, 17 Apr 2001 16:29:15 EDT BeSpecific@aol.com writes:
> In a message dated 4/17/01 9:45:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> frances@international-behind-the-barcode.org writes:
>
>
> > This fear based motivation of the majority of
> > > theatre practitioners today will eventually eat away at the
> heart and
> > > soul of the theatre until it devours itself in an effort to fill
> the hole
> > > in its' soul.
> >
>
> IS this from Jonathan Harris, that daredevil missed in Seattle from
> the Plays
> the Thing bookstore? It sure sounds like him.
>
> I only have read a bit of this conversation, but it hit a piece of
> me, which
> is so much a part of theatre and theatre community, and that is,
> feeling
> included. feeling seen. feeling heard. being with. being with
> another.
> so much fear in this. this is what artists consider, in so many
> decisions.
> When are they included in their community? When not? When are they
> including
> themselves in their community? And where does 'respect from peers'
> enter or
> not enter the picture? On what level? Does it matter?
> How much of the feedback we get from our work IS anonymous! How
> often we do
> not know or begin to know the ripple effect of our work, of our
> voice in the
> work.
>
> Jessica Marlowe Goldstein
> Freehold Theatre/lab studio, seattle
www.ezrabuzzington.com
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