“Cheryl Strayed is really interesting. She’s very sure of herself, confident, a very healthy enlightened person. I am much more of a wreck that she is. I think both have a lot of wisdom to share, but her style is different because I think she’s had her shit together for much longer than I have, frankly. For example, I wouldn’t dream of camping alone under any circumstances. I’m a chickenshit. Our biology is different. I would not walk that far. Without Cheetos.”
Author: ArtsJournal2
What’s It Like To Take Over From Theatre’s Current Super Famous Guy? Ask #Javilton
“Already, he has a reputation and a fan base. He’s been described as the sexy Hamilton because of the swagger he brings to the role, and Mr. Miranda bestowed on him a hashtag-nickname, Javilton, that has stuck.”
So, Is Brexit – Is Almost Everything Going On Right Now – A Symptom Of Future Shock?
“In many large ways, it’s almost as if we have collectively stopped planning for the future. Instead, we all just sort of bounce along in the present, caught in the headlights of a tomorrow pushed by a few large corporations and shaped by the inescapable logic of hyper-efficiency — a future heading straight for us.”
The Perennial Question: Why Can’t You Listen To The Radio On Your Smartphone?
“Apple remains the biggest holdout. The company did not respond to multiple requests for comment, but critics say it has little incentive to do anything that might undermine Beats One, Apple Music, and other streaming services.”
The Wide World Of Difference In The Words “British Art Fair”
“By Sunday, the third and final day of Shepton Mallet, exhibitors outnumbered visitors and mutterings of “it’s been terrible” and complaints about the poor sales could be overheard above the clutter of unsold porcelain and glass ornaments.”
The Playwright Wrote A Play About Her Mother, Peter Pan
“The first year we did it, the flying wasn’t very good. You passed across the stage a couple feet above the floor, and it was very painful. The harness cut into your legs, and they padded us with Kotex to try and make it feel better.”
Top Posts From AJBlogs For 07.10.16
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AJBlog: Performance MonkeyPublished 2016-07-10
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AJBlog: RiffTidesPublished 2016-07-09
The Road to Dancer Hell
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Almanac: Tolstoy on love and happiness
“Seize the moments of happiness, love and be loved! That is the only reality in the world, all else is folly.” Leo Tolstoy,War and Peace (trans. Louise and Aylmer Maude) … read more
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AJBlog: About Last NightPublished 2016-07-08
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Will The Arizona Theatre Company Pair Up With A University In Order To Survive?
“I do not see a clear future for the theater, considering the fundraising difficulties, without something like this.”
What’s Going To Happen To The Twin Cities’ Floating Theatre Boat?
“In an arrangement with more twists than the melodramas U students stage on the showboat each summer, the 225-seat theater is owned by the U, attached to a dock and walkway owned by the city of St. Paul and managed by Padelford Riverboats, which operates tourist excursion boats nearby.”
How John Hughes Faked Us Into Thinking His Movies (And The Women In Them) Were Progressive
“Thirty years on, however, we’ve dropped the rose-coloured glasses, and our response to realizing he sold us out to suburbia echoes Molly Ringwald’s response in Vanity Fair when he dropped her once she grew out of it. ‘It was very hurtful and it still hurts.'”