28 Jun
The subject of adaptation seems to be everywhere lately. First, it was discussed in a recent post on John Hockenberry’s Blog about a conference at MIT (of all places) about the impact that technology, engineering, and life sciences can have on the quality of every day life for disabled people.
And then adaptation was in the news. […]
Posted in Book Reviews, Events, Journalism, Disability Studies, Theories/Ideas/Meanderings by: Simi
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26 Jun
When I was 13 or so, I would occasionally sneak my mother’s copy of Lady Chatterly’s Lover down from a high shelf in her room, and take it to my favorite spot - the empty bathtub - the only place I felt safe from adult intrusion. I read selectively - really only the dirty parts […]
Posted in Metaphor and Language, Journalism, Vetrans of the Iraq War, Reviews by: Simi
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21 Jun
Last Friday, I visited my favorite theatrical venue, The Public Theater, to attend the one-night-only production of the controversial Voices in Conflict. The Public is my favorite theatre because of its mandate for inclusiveness on stage and in its audience.
Voices in Conflict is a controversial play due to the content of the work and the […]
Posted in New York Theatre, Performing Arts, Vetrans of the Iraq War by: Simi
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08 Jun
Theater By The Blind presents
the NYC premiere
THE RULES OF CHARITY
by John Belluso
The Company: Brian Bielawski, Hollis Hamilton, Christopher Hurt, Gregg Mozgala, Pamela Sabaugh, Nicholas Viselli
Director – Ike Schambelan
Sets & Lights – Bert Scott
Costumes – Renee Mariotti
Stage Manager – Ann Marie Morelli
Assistant Stage Manager – Francis Eric Montesa
Monty […]
Posted in New York Theatre, Events by: Simi
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