a thumbs up from projo

“Brown has encouraged us not to bring the play down to what is producible,” said Avidon, “but to lift up the idea of what producible is.”

all this and not ordinary, not unordered in not resembling

gertrude stein
gertrude stein
gertrude stein

things you should do:

look at secret street art
make a postcard play
name the december moon

night and day

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): In the beginning of his career, poet Linh Dinh loved to stay up late and write, sometimes riding a creative surge till dawn. The power of the darkness unleashed a stark fertility. He was free to think thoughts that were harder to invoke during the bright hours when hordes of wide-awake people were pouring their chattering thoughts out into the soup. Dinh’s habits changed as he aged, though, in part because he got married and chose to keep more regular hours. But his early imprint has stayed alive inside him. “Now I can write at any time of the day,” he says, “because I always carry the night inside of me.” In accordance with your astrological omens, Taurus, I’m making that your prescription for the coming week: Carry the night inside you during the day.

rob brezsny

27 1/2

rearranged
morning procrastination
calling poland
afternoon detour
pumpkin pancakes
evening diversion
drawing a face
hearing a play
lee & leblanc
water on the moon

perusal

on dreaming
on dress codes
on idiot savants
on window watching

no preface necessary

(thank you to john. this is amazing.)

we gather together

“It’s theater that embraces the temporary community of an audience — a deeper, more subtle politics.”