FROM THE ARTIST Historia de Amor (Love Story) was inspired by Régis Jauffret’s eponymous novel which captivated us for a variety of reasons. First, the characters. They are urban creatures...
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TUE, APR 5 @ 7PM Curation and the Politics of Listening How do we choose what art an audience gets to see? How do we know what they will like,...
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Last weekend was beautifully hectic here. Inside The Paramount Center, the following happened in the span of 48 hours: Lisa Dwan’s critically adored performances of three Samuel Beckett one-acts in near complete...
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Thank you for joining us for Lisa Dwan’s production of The Beckett Trilogy: Not I/Rockaby/Footfalls! The writings of Samuel Beckett have been the subject of countless scholarly analyses and cultural critiques....
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“I knew he was radiating love and he cared. He wanted you to be perfect. It was not possible, but he wanted...
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Samuel Beckett was drinking in a Paris bar, when a beggar approached him and asked him for his greatcoat. Beckett gave it to him, without bothering to empty the pockets....
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Not I By : Samuel Beckett Written in English in spring 1972. First performed at the Forum Theater of the Lincoln Center, New York, in September 1972. First published by...
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In her 1989 book Aids and Its Metaphors, Susan Sontag set about trying to discuss the AIDS pandemic in intellectualized terms, focusing on the mythologizing frames that created distance for...
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