Monthly Archives: November 2011
Newsday Tuesday
In spite of being zapped by an upper respiratory infection, I don’t wish my faithful audience to be disappointed by my lack of blogging. Therefore, I am pleased to announce that interview questions were passed on to Sarah Gubbins today and I am hopeful … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving!
In honor of the Thanksgiving holiday, I am taking this week off from my usual blogging. 🙂 When I get back you can expect an interview with playwright Sarah Gubbins and reviews of Yasmina Reza’s God of Carnage and Barbara Lebow’s A Shayna Maidel. Happy … Continue reading
Playwright Spotlight: Susan Glaspell
This blog reminds me (more often than I’d like to admit) how few plays I’ve actually read in my 28-almost-29 years. Especially — and disturbingly — how few plays I’ve read that were written by women. A number of female playwrights … Continue reading
Newsday Tuesday: What’s up on Broadway
Please forgive my blogging inconsistencies of late (yes, I know I missed again on Friday). I hate to make excuses (but I will); essentially, I’m finishing the last semester of my MFA and the holidays are coming up. So I’ll … Continue reading
Views and Reviews: THE CLEAN HOUSE by Sarah Ruhl
Ok, I know, time for an intervention. I am obviously WAY too obsessed with Sarah Ruhl. But this is the last post that has ANYTHING to do with her, I swear. For a while, anyway. For at least a week. … Continue reading
Playwright Spotlight: A Tribute to My Kids
First things first: I am willfully ignoring the fact that I forgot to blog on Tuesday. Let’s just move past it. Now, on to better things. 🙂 Some of you may know that I don’t actually have any kids. Therefore, … Continue reading
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