In Foster (Any Two Chapters) I noticed this passage: “If you look at any literary period between the eighteenth and […]
“I name you now “Lucifer, Bearer of Light.”Nothing shall bring to you pain,For this bliss is your home and your […]
In Good Night Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) Act I I noticed this passage: “If only Romeo would cofess to Tybalt […]
I think Chapter 1: Every Trip Is a Quest (Except When It’s Not) and Chapter 5: When in Doubt, It’s Shakespeare… […]
Chapter 23: Foster writes about how oftentimes in literature, illness help to highlight the characters’ humanity. I […]
In Foster (Is he serious? And other ironies) I noticed this passage: “We must remember: Irony trumps everything. In […]
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In Good Night Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) Act I I noticed this passage: “Indeed in Othello and Romeo and Juliet […]
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“Maclean was always a fun-loving guy,” said Marc Marizzaldi, head coach of the Seton Hill University men’s […]
The William Granger Ryan Theatre will host an array of performances throughout this Spring 2020 semester starting with […]
After reading Act 1 of this play, I would say that having read Othello and Romeo and Juliet has definitely helped […]
In Good Night Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) Act I I noticed this passage: Constance: Such is our corrupt response […]
A lawyer and hobbyist musician collaborated with a computer programmer to generate every possible 12-note melody in […]
In Foster (Two New Chapters) I noticed this passage: 2) It should be picturesque. What, you don’t think illness is […]
In Everyman I noticed this passage: “Death: For before God thou shalt answer, and show Thy many bad deeds and good […]
My daughter Carolyn plays Cherry in Prime Stage’s production of The Outsiders (Mar 6-15). Because Prime Stage works […]
I’m working with more complex materials, including a lace tablecloth, horrid vinyl chairs, and stainless steel […]
In Foster (Two New Chapters) I noticed this passage: “…a symbol can’t be reduced to standing for only one […]
In February 2000, I was blogging about The 1995 Walter Sorrels hypertext story “The Heist“ The “Instant Muse […]
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