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“And tonight when I, at last, God behold, my salute will sweep his blue threshhold with something spotless. A diamond in the ash which I take in spite of you; and that is . . . my panache.”
09.14.10 | Permalink | 6 Comments

I watched Roxanne yesterday, in between feedings and referee-ings and clean-up-ings. It reminded me of the first time I ever saw a grown-up play, on a school field trip to Cedar City in the winter. I think I was twelve or thirteen, maybe older. When the lights came up after Cyrano de Bergerac, my shirt [...]
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If I lived in New York City
02.27.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

I’d be taking in James Braly’s show Life in a Marital Institution: “20 Years of Monogamy in One Terrifying Hour.” The New York Times says that the monologue is “appealing” and “well-constructed,” and that Braly “somehow manages to lampoon his wife, Susan, while also respecting her and her somewhat unusual ways.” There are plenty of [...]

“And tonight when I, at last, God behold, my salute will sweep his blue threshhold with something spotless. A diamond in the ash which I take in spite of you; and that is . . . my panache.”